Life After Death from Above 1979

This documentary follows M.I.A. as she embarks on a global journey to create her album 'Matangi.' It captures her experiences, influences, and the challenges she faces while navigating cultural divides and artistic expression. The film offers an intimate look at her creative process and her unique perspective on the world.

Critically acclaimed for its intimate portrayal of M.I.A.'s artistic process and its exploration of global themes. Reviewers praised its visual style and insightful commentary on the intersection of music, politics, and culture.

• A vibrant and insightful look into the creative mind of M.I.A.

• Explores complex themes of culture, identity, and artistry with striking visuals.

• Offers a rare glimpse into the making of a significant musical work.

Google audience: Audiences generally praised the film for its unique perspective and behind-the-scenes look at M.I.A.'s creative journey, finding it visually engaging and thought-provoking. Some viewers noted that it could be dense with information, but overall appreciated its depth.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival (2014).

The film's title, 'Life After Death from Above,' is derived from a lyric in M.I.A.'s song 'Y.A.L.A.'