Placebo: Too Many Friends

This documentary chronicles the journey of the iconic alternative rock band Placebo through their seventh studio album, 'Loud Like Love'. It delves into the band's creative process, their enduring relationship with their fans, and the pressures of maintaining a career in the music industry. The film offers an intimate look at the band members, particularly lead singer Brian Molko, as they navigate the complexities of fame and artistry.

While not a traditional narrative film, 'Placebo: Too Many Friends' was met with positive reception from fans and music critics for its honest portrayal of the band. Reviewers often highlighted its intimate access and candid insights into the band's dynamic and the challenges of longevity in the music world.

• Offers an intimate and candid look at the band's creative process and personal lives.

• Praised for its raw and honest portrayal of the challenges faced by long-standing musicians.

• Appreciated by fans for providing behind-the-scenes access to the making of 'Loud Like Love'.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally express satisfaction with the documentary's deep dive into the band's world, appreciating the personal insights and behind-the-scenes footage.

The documentary was released in conjunction with Placebo's album 'Loud Like Love' and was directed by Gary Lactus and Will Lovelace, who also directed the acclaimed documentary 'Shut Up and Play the Hits' about LCD Soundsystem.