BBC Dokimanter for 30 years since Kurt Cobain’s death of Nirvana singer

An hour is due to be released as a tribute to the 30th anniversary of the death of the legendary. The singer of Nirvana will be honored with broadcasts on television and radio from the BBC, among others, with the documentary entitled “Moments That Shook Music: Kurt Cobain” on BBC Two and iPlayer. Kurt Cobain committed suicide on 5 Arpilion 1994 shooting his head. According to a press release, the documentary will be a narrative solely through strong and rare archive footage and a ghastly account of tragic days. In the last years of his life Kurt Cobain struggled with drug addiction and depression. After an overdose in Rome in March 1994 and a subsequent intervention, Cobain committed suicide at his Seattle home on 8 April. He was 27 years old. Kurt Cobain formed the Nirvana in 1987 with Crist Novoselic and passed through a drummer series before Dave Groll joined in 1990 and their classical composition was consolidated. The new documentary, from Touchdown Films, is to highlight “the painful reaction of the electrician discovered by Kurt’s body, when he made the installation of a security system at his home in Seattle, police announcements at the point, chaos, confusion and despair of his fans recorded on video.” Jonathan Rutherford, head of BBC Popular Music TV said: “The documentary is trying to demystify at that time by presenting the story directly from the scene, from those who were there.” Touchdown Films founder John Osborne, who was a documentary producer and director stressed that viewers would return to 1994 and plunge into this shocking story.