Tribute to David Bowie - Heroes Never Die

This musical documentary serves as a tribute to David Bowie, released ten years after his death. The film follows an artistic journey through London and Paris, moving between recording studios and stages to capture the feeling of live performances. Various international rock and electronic artists deliver eight intense reinterpretations of Bowie's songs, including works such as Rebel Rebel, Starman, and The Man Who Sold the World. These covers are performed by musicians such as The Horrors, La Roux, The Libertines, and The Divine Comedy.

The film was directed by Thierry Gautier and Sylvain Leduc and produced in France by several companies, including ARTE and Simone & Raymond Productions. The cast features appearances by Anna Calvi, Jeanne Added, Yasmine Hamdan, La Roux, Carl Barât, and Pete Doherty, all appearing as themselves. With a runtime of 53 minutes, the production blends documentary elements with musical performances to explore the enduring influence of the musician's work.