The music documentary “Indigo Women: It’s Solely Life After All,” which was critically acclaimed when it premiered on the Sundance Movie Pageant, will hit theaters for a one-night-only launch on April 10, a couple of month earlier than it turns into obtainable for residence viewing.

“It’s a lovely documentary that captures the life power of our group,” stated the duo’s Emily Saliers, in an announcement. “Now our group has a possibility to see it on the large display — we’re grateful for that.” 

Echoing that language, director Alexandra Bombach emphasised her perception within the energy of seeing the movie in cinemas with likeminded followers. “Pageant audiences have embraced and celebrated this story of Amy and Emily, and now we get to carry this movie to followers in theaters all around the nation,” she stated. “A movie about group ought to be seen in group.” 

Oscilloscope Laboratories posted a listing of theaters set to indicate the doc, right here.

The house digital launch of the movie will comply with on Could 7.

“It’s Solely Life After All” takes its title from a line within the duo’s signature music, “Nearer to Positive,” which discovered new life in 2023 after being featured repeatedly within the blockbuster movie “Barbie.” (See Selection‘s interview with Saliers concerning the “Barbie” utilization right here.)

Selection‘s unique assessment of the documentary stated, “The Indigo Women make a much more intriguing topic for a music doc than most who’ve gotten the remedy in recent times, and director Alexandria Bombach doesn’t blow that promise… The movie celebrates Amy Ray’s and Emily Saliers’ standing as among the many first figures within the rock world to return out whereas having fun with gold and platinum success, because the duo did of their preliminary late ’80s and ’90s heyday. However past exploring what the pair meant to hundreds of thousands of followers who discovered succor of their information and success throughout leaner days for musical function fashions, Bombach’s film finds its actual taste in exploring the variations within the duo’s two very distinct personalities, which up until now might need appeared like a fuzzy, singular unit by all however essentially the most hardcore followers.”

“Maybe most winningly of all for the movie’s possibilities with a wider viewers,” continued Selection‘s assessment, “Ray and Saliers simply grow to be a few girls that just about anyone would wish to spend a few hours with, whether or not you knew it or not from distant reminiscences of the singers as one-time icons of VH1.” The assessment predicted that viewers “will certainly come away right here with new respect for the IGs as LGBTQ OGs.”

Indigo Women music can be used to soundtrack a forthcoming dramatic jukebox musical, “Glitter & Doom.”