The new documentary, “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley,” pays tribute to the “Hallelujah” singer, who died too young at age 30.

Amy Berg's portrait of the late, great singer comes to praise him, not to bury him — and still does justice to his legacy ...

It’s extremely hard not to gush over Jeff Buckley ... beginning to chafe under the pressure of having to live up to his hype, something Buckley would deal with even after it was evident he ...

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“It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley” doesn’t reinvent the documentary genre, but it does offer a unique perspective on the varying music of the 1990s, an experimental time where lonely artists like Buckley ...

It becomes clear from the film that Buckley, who sang like Nina Simone crossed with Robert Plant crossed with a heavenly spirit, could have been a staggeringly huge star. The human voice, as we ...