With unflinching honesty and a surprising vulnerability, rock legend David Crosby confronts his legacy in this raw and intimate documentary. Directed by A.J. Eaton and produced by longtime admirer Cameron Crowe, the film finds the iconic singer-songwriter in a reflective mood, grappling with the consequences of a life lived at full volume. As he revisits the soaring harmonies and seismic cultural impact of his work with Graham Nash, Neil Young, and The Byrds, he also stares down the personal turmoil, addiction, and fractured relationships that have defined his path. More than a simple career retrospective, this compelling portrait captures a man in his twilight years, urgently driven to be remembered not just for the music, but for the complex, contradictory soul behind it. The film weaves candid present-day reflections with electrifying archival footage, creating a powerful and poignant examination of art, regret, and the relentless passage of time.