The Blueblack Hussar Review

The Blueblack Hussar
After a brutal 15 year period in which he was treated for bipolar disorder, Adam Ant returned with his six studio album, The Blueblack Hussar. Documentary maker Jack Bond picks up the story as the ultimate New Romantic hits the road for his comeback tour.

by Angie Errigo |
Published on
Release Date:

17 Sep 2013

Running Time:

99 minutes

Certificate:

TBC

Original Title:

Blueblack Hussar, The

Veteran Jack Bond’s documentary of Adam Ant’s comeback from psychiatric ills sees him in good form of old: a funny, pugnacious, swaggering magnet for admirers. It’s a rambling, vainglorious chronicle with surprise ‘guests’ (Ronson, Rampling) and fun for devotees.

An upbeat comeback story for an enduring legend of British pop.
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