Hammer & Hart

Hammer & Hart is a documentary that chronicles the making of the 2006 album 'New Moon' by the American rock band Heart. The film offers an intimate look at the creative process of sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson as they collaborate with a new generation of musicians to redefine their sound. It captures the challenges and triumphs of their studio sessions, showcasing their enduring musical chemistry.

Hammer & Hart received positive reviews from critics, who praised its insightful portrayal of the creative process and the enduring appeal of Heart. Reviewers highlighted the film's ability to capture the dynamic between the Wilson sisters and their collaborators, offering a fresh perspective on their long careers. Audience reception was also favorable, appreciating the behind-the-scenes look at music creation.

• Praised for its intimate and engaging look at the music-making process.

• Appreciated for showcasing the enduring talent and chemistry of Ann and Nancy Wilson.

• Seen as a fascinating glimpse into the collaboration between veteran artists and new talent.

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The documentary's title, 'Hammer & Hart,' is a play on words referencing the band Heart and the powerful, driving force (like a hammer) behind their music.