George Michael: Freedom Uncut

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Released: 2022
Runtime: 118 mins
Director: George Michael
Studio: Channel 4 Television
Genres: Documentary - Music

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Actors in George Michael: Freedom Uncut:

George Michael

Naomi Campbell

Christy Turlington

Cindy Crawford

Tatjana Patitz

Linda Evangelista

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Empire - 8/10 by Liz BeardsworthAbsorbing if not quite insightful, due to a fair degree of self-editing, this remains a moving, often melancholic document of a fabulous songwriter and singer whose legacy becomes ever more obvious as the years pass. A must for fans.

The Guardian - 8/10 by Cath ClarkeThere’s perhaps not enough new material to justify a re-release, but as a whole it’s still great, and a reminder of just what a class act Michael was.

NME - 8/10 by Nick LevineDespite its flaws, George Michael Freedom Uncut ultimately succeeds because the man himself remains so compelling.

The Observer (UK) - 4/10 by Wendy IdeMichael talks about himself with candour, and the archive footage is extensive. But the choice of interviewees, including a tittering Ricky Gervais honking out off-key witticisms, James Corden and Liam Gallagher, seems a bit random.