Garbo: Where Did You Go?

2024

Biography / Documentary

IMDb Rating 5.8/10 10 244 244

isolation loneliness price of fame mental health actress

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Plot summary

An urgent, timely and compelling portrait of Hollywood icon Greta Garbo, whose fame, isolation and loneliness still captures us.

Director

Lorna Tucker Photo
Lorna Tucker

Top cast

Noomi Rapace Photo
Noomi Rapace as Narrator
Katharine Hepburn Photo
Katharine Hepburn as Self
Orson Welles Photo
Orson Welles as Self
Marlene Dietrich Photo
Marlene Dietrich as Self
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930.49 MB
960*720
English 2.0
NR
us  
24 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 11
1.86 GB
1440*1080
English 5.1
NR
us  
24 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 17

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Clemmie88 4 / 10

Boring and I learned little about a compelling character

I love documentaries and was so excited to watch this and learn more about Garbo. This was extremely boring and provided mostly surface level information. More time was spent showing an actor holding a weird fake head in front of her own or flipping through papers than clips of Garbo. And yes, I understood the point of the fake head, I just found it an unnecessary waste of time. The film would touch on something quite briefly but wouldn't explore it deeper and would quickly move on. It left me constantly hoping for more but I was disappointed each time. Surely there is more information out there about a fascinating person like Garbo. Don't waste your time.
Reviewed by havingseenthemoon 5 / 10

Conceit doesn't work

The actual documentary portiona of the film are excellent. In a huge Garbo devoté and I learned many things about her. But the bizarre and annoying conceit of the blonde wigged woman reading notes and repeatedly uncapping her pen is extremely annoying. Every time she shows up, balancing on her ballet slippers and reading notes im very annoyed!!! Her dialect and accent are so fake I can't stand it. She's completely affected and self aware and performative and it's truly awful. The actual footage is informative and well edited. I cannot imagine what they were thinking weaving the narrative with the wigged waif. Ugh!
Reviewed by kels-leigh94 6 / 10

Strange choices from director

The archival footage and the people who were interviewed and spoke about Garbo and her life were fantastic. However, the theatrics of the woman (presumably meant to be Garbo) wearing the freaky paper mache mask, were wildly unnecessary and frankly unpleasant. There were also a number of times where letters or quotes were read by the same voice but it was a conversation between two or more people. It was hard to follow who was supposed to be speaking. The Swedish "journalist" that tried to interview Garbo for decades was very unsettling, and it's never addressed. This man and his group essentially stalked her and then swooped in when she was elderly and vulnerable. The entirety of the documentary was based on the fact that she hated the attention that her fame attracted and yet this journalist man was almost part of the narrative.
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