Somebody Up There Likes Me (2020)

In the vibrant and electrifying documentary crafted by Mike Figgis, the captivating life journey of Ronnie Wood, the bona fide rock star guitarist, unravels. A man who has tasted life's extremes, survived its whirlwinds, and lived to recount his extraordinary tale. The film chronicles Wood's illustrious career, taking us on a ride from his humble beginnings to his meteoric rise in the pulsating 1960s music scene. The narrative sweeps through his memorable stint with the Jeff Beck Group, his time basking in the spotlight with The Faces and his charismatic band-mate Rod Stewart, to his ultimate destination as the irreplaceable cog in the legendary machine that is The Rolling Stones. Figgis masterfully weaves together a rich tapestry of Wood's life, marked by incredible archival footage and candid conversations with the charismatic Wood himself, as well as the iconic figures who've been a part of his rock and roll journey. An immersive and vivid exploration of the life of a true rock star, 'Somebody Up There Likes Me' is an unforgettable treat for all music lovers.

Somebody Up There Likes Me is a documentary movie featuring Rod Stewart.

It is possible to buy Somebody Up There Likes Me on Apple iTunes or rent it on Eventive.