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Courtney Love Goes Full Volume in Antiheroine—Blush Not Included
Slated for Sundance 2026, Antiheroine presents Courtney Love with neither sugar coating nor face powder—just a raw chronicle from the frontlines of 1990s alt-rock stardom, sobriety, and sonic resurrection. Directed by Edward Lovelace and James Hall, the film tracks her next steps as she prepares to release her first solo album since 2004.
Produced by Dorothy St. Pictures, the documentary shares space on the festival lineup with Charli XCX’s mockumentary The Moment and a filmic grab bag that includes erotic thrillers and art-heists. Love, meanwhile, applies for British citizenship—and drops the mic with “Can’t get rid of me.”
