Overview
- Now in theaters, the authorized biopic focuses on Springsteen’s 1981–82 personal crisis and the private, four‑track cassette recording of Nebraska.
- Scott Cooper wrote and directed the film from Warren Zanes’s book Deliver Me from Nowhere, emphasizing an intimate, single‑period portrait over a career recap.
- Springsteen supported the project on set and in promotion, with the musician telling White, “You sing very well, you sound like me,” according to interview accounts.
- White’s turn draws notice for authenticity, while critics commonly argue the narrative leans on familiar biopic conventions and explanatory devices despite strong performances.
- The cast features Jeremy Strong as Jon Landau and Stephen Graham as Springsteen’s father, with Odessa Young and Paul Walter Hauser in key roles; the Spanish title is Springsteen: Música de ninguna parte.