David Crosby has a lot to say. In this unflinchingly upfront portrait of the singer-songwriter who cofounded the Byrds and then Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young), he expounds on busted love affairs, drug addiction, political activism, regrets, family, stardom, music, his recent creative rebirth, and his fervent wish not to die. Interweaving freewheeling interviews with filmmaker Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) and a rich helping of archival footage, this not-to-be-missed documentary is a reminiscence of Crosby’s ups and downs, a look at him on the road today, and “a touching, nostalgia-infused portrait that’s imbued with affection for its horny, ornery, but consistently charismatic subject” (The Hollywood Reporter).