Indigo Girls: It's Only Life After All

Such an honest documentary. I’ve been a fan since the 90’s, but wasn’t aware of the challenges that they’d been through. What an admirable duo! Highly recommend.

A beautiful movie about two beautiful artists who created their own scene. Related: Jon Pareles is a DIVCK!

Great story but not well told. The Girls deserved better. But I enjoyed spending time with them.

The movie is iconic - heartfelt, enjoyable, truthful, authentic. I LOVED it very much. The Indigo Girls have contributed so much to this world using their music to make a big difference. Of course the music was great!

I have been a loyal fan since at least 2005. Saw this documentary this evening in Bloomington, IN. Incredible! Authentic, vulnerable, emotional — Amy and Emily are a gift to the larger community. I will more intentionally celebrate their continued presence among us.

This documentary goes into great depths about this singing duo. It is truly behind the scenes footage and backstory, as far as they take us, which is pretty far. I look forward to what I missed the first time I saw it. It is fast paced enough to touch on many aspects of their life as a duo group as well as they, themselves.

As a die-hard fan since first seeing them on VH-1, then live when they toured with Neil Young in 1989, there were no surprises here - only more depth than I knew possible, more personal than I hoped it might be, and more touching (even tear-jerking) in parts. I came out long before they did and waited... and waited... for them (and Melissa, Ellen, kd, Rosie, Tracy, etc.) to be out and proud. I recommend this documentary to fans and non-fans alike, to parents of queers or young queers who need to know it gets better. It's only life after all.

Great music coupled a nice look into how they came to play together and how they have stayed together and continued to make music!

Loved this. Left the theater moved and motivated to make change in this world.

Touching, personal, often funny reflection of two of the most talented underrated musicians in the industry. The time for their recognition is now.