Let's Get Lost
Let's Get Lost 1988
Absorbing documentary of Chet Baker, the prominent ‘50s “cool” jazz trumpeter (and occasional vocalist) who succumbed, like many of his peers, to drug addiction. Weber's black-and-white, fashion photography style well suits his subject. Downbeat, but rarely less than worthy. 125m/B VHS . Chet Baker; D: Bruce Weber.
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