Go. Go. Go

A documentary following the acclaimed musician P.J. Harvey as she creates her ninth studio album, 'The Hope Six Demolition Project'. The film offers an intimate look into her creative process, from the initial writing sessions to the final recording in a Berlin studio.

Go. Go. Go. received a generally positive reception from critics, who praised its intimate portrayal of an artist at work and the insight it provided into P.J. Harvey's unique creative methods. Audiences familiar with her music generally appreciated the behind-the-scenes look, though some found the film's experimental nature and focus on the recording process less accessible than a traditional music documentary.

• Praised for its intimate and observational approach to P.J. Harvey's creative process.

• Appreciated for offering a rare glimpse into the making of her album 'The Hope Six Demolition Project'.

• Some found the film's abstract nature and focus on the recording studio less engaging than expected.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be an interesting look into P.J. Harvey's artistic methods, with many appreciating the raw and unvarnished portrayal of the album's creation. Some viewers noted that the film's experimental style might not appeal to everyone, but those who enjoyed it felt it offered valuable insight into her unique vision.

The documentary was filmed during the recording sessions for P.J. Harvey's album 'The Hope Six Demolition Project', which was inspired by her travels to Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Washington D.C.