Project Detail

Antiheroine

Antiheroine

Synopsis

Courtney Love, singer, songwriter, and actor, is sober and preparing to release new music after a decade, ready to share her unfiltered story.
Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2026 - World premiere

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Features
Running time
98 min
Director
James Hall, Edward Lovelace
Producer
Melanie Archer, Jon Lullo, Julia Nottingham, Hattie Bridges Webb
Executive Producer
Jonathan Daniel, Chris Fry, Elisabeth Murdoch
Editor
Jinx Godfrey, Daniel Lapira, Dan Setford
Director of Photography
Magda Kowalczyk
Composer
Nikky French
Archive Producer
Tess McNally-Watson

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Production Status

Production Company

US, UK co-production

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