Synopsis
“Life leads us through flashes and phases”-a quote from the documentary “Bergart: A Life Inspired” which touches upon the Godly life of Humphrey Bogart. The film is rich with embracing and never before seen archives, letters, and interviews from actors so close to Bogart. With his Jazz Barely over and the luminance of the Hollywood setting in, Bogart undoubtedly transformed into the quintessential male archetype. The transcript loaded with images tackles over five prominent women in Bogart’s life declaring love and marriage with his second and third wife including Hollywood legend Lauren Bacall. These fragments of his life build up to give the audience a rebirth where they look through the eyes of the man the world never knew but the man whose myth lived on.
Awards & Wins
At the moment there are no major prizes or achievements linked to “Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes.” Nevertheless, the can be said to have earned a certain recognition among the public and should most likely do well in subsequent categories for documentary films.
Cast & Crew
- Director: Kathryn Ferguson
- Featuring: Humphrey Bogart (archival footage), Lauren Bacall (archival footage), Stephen H. Bogart, Eric Lax, John Huston (archival footage), Katharine Hepburn (archival footage)
IMDb Ratings
The film holds an IMDb rating of 7.8 out of 10, based on user reviews.
Personal Insights
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Cultural Significance
Not many can hold a candle to Humphrey Bogart who was one of the most familiar and eminent names of American filmmaking and cinema. Having acted in major blockbusters such as “Casablanca” and “The African Queen”, this documentary seeks to delve deeper into not just his achievements in film, but also the sociocultural aspects that had a bearing on his life and film. Looking at his dealings and struggles, the picture gives a view of the more complicated side of Hollywood’s golden age and helps the viewers recognize how relevant Bogart is even in today’s day and age.
“Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes” is worth watching considering that it unveils and assimilates the never ending quest for comprehending the mazy corridors of the Hollywood construct and beautifully portrays the rare personalities that have conquered those halls.
