Still Bill (2009)

[Edgy MD]

Folk soul big shot-turned-reclusive Bill Withers looks back on and about the occasion of his seventieth birthday, in a film that becomes a meditation on aging, inspiration, depression, motivation, and authenticity.

[Willets Point]

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[Guest cooby]

WP, lol!
I did not know about this movie, but I like Bill Withers. Did you know he wrote Ain't No Sunshine after seeing Days of Wine and Roses? Just a little trivia, there.

[Edgy MD]

Well, then, I recommend.

[Guest cooby]

Obviously, I saw this before