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VOGUE - The Best and Most Anticipated Documentaries of 2024
THE ARTS DESK - 'I think of her as a proto-punk': documentarist Svetlana Zill on Anita Pallenberg
SPIN MAGAZINE - Rolling Stones Muse Anita Pallenberg ‘Was a Real Tornado, Didn’t Give Two Fucks’
VANITY FAIR - Anita Pallenberg, Original Rock Goddess, Finally Gets Her Own Spotlight
WOMEN’S WEAR DAILY - ‘Catching Fire’ Directors Talk Anita Pallenberg’s Perennial ‘It’ Factor and How Her Style Influenced Kate Moss and Keith Richards
ELLE - A New Anita Pallenberg Documentary Sheds Light on the Style Icon’s Private Life
ALLIANCE OF WOMEN FILM JOURNALISTS - Movie of the Week
VOGUE - A New Documentary Reveals the Anita Pallenberg You Never Knew
NOWNESS - Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg
CULTURED MAGAZINE - Anita Pallenberg Was a '60s It Girl. A New Documentary Brings Her Back to Life
THE DAILY BEAST - The swashbuckling woman who helped invent the Rolling Stones
THE NEW EUROPEAN - Wild horse: finding the real Anita Pallenberg
EL PAIS - Anita Pallenberg vivió los años salvajes de los Rolling Stones, cayó a los infiernos y se levantó
THE ARTS DESK - The Arts Desk - Movies in a musical vein
THE VILLAGE VOICE - Review: ‘Catching Fire: The Anita Pallenberg Story’ Zeroes in on a Fashionable Force of Nature.
LOS ANGELES TIMES - ‘Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg’ supplies belated respect for a rock muse
THE GUARDIAN - Catching Fire: Review – rock n’roll ‘muse’ in the spotlight
THE FINANCIAL TIMES - Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg film review — riveting and sober portrait
POV MAGAZINE - Cannes Review: Anita Celebrates the Woman Who Shaped the Stones
HIGH ON FILMS - BFI-LFF’ Documentary Review: An unglorified look at the culture that bred a “voodoo priestess” and then destroyed her
TIME OUT LONDON- Review: The original ’60s ‘It’ girl make a captivating subject for this bittersweet doc
UNCUT MAGAZINE - Review: Vital portrait of the woman who made the Stones the Stones, and survived
THE TIMES OF LONDON - Catching Fire review — a bleak, honest portrait of a Rolling Stones muse