The life and career of Jeff Buckley is explored in the documentary film, It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley.
Directed by Amy Berg, the film uses audio messages and previously unseen footage to capture the musician’s life. Buckley released one studio album, ‘Grace’, in 1994, before he died aged 30 in 1997 from an accidental drowning.
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The documentary features interviews with friends and family of Buckley, including his mother Mary Guibert, along with Rebecca Moore, Joan Wasser, Ben Harper, Susan Silver, Michele Anthony, Aimee Mann and Chris Cornell.
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2025, and was released in UK cinemas on February 13, 2026.
What songs are featured in the film?
As you might expect, the film features an abundance of tracks written and performed by Jeff Buckley. A list of all these songs can be found below.
Additionally, the film features two tracks by Jeff’s father Tim Buckley, who also died young at the age of 28, albeit from a heroin and morphine overdose. These two tracks are titled ‘Sweet Surrender’ and ‘Once I Was’.
‘Just Like A Woman’
‘Sky Blue Skin (demo, September 13, 1996)’
‘Last Goodbye’
‘Dream Of You And I’
‘So Real’
‘Lover, You Should’ve Come Over’
‘Forget Her’
‘Mama, You Been On My Mind (studio outtake, 1993)’
‘Everybody Here Wants You’
‘Strawberry Street’
‘Lilac Wine’
‘Mojo Pin’
‘Kick Out The Jams’
‘Calling You’
‘Je N’en Connais Pas La Fin’
‘Eternal Life’
‘Hallelujah’
‘Haven’t You Heard’
‘Your Flesh Is So Nice’
‘Tongue’
‘Dream Brother’
‘If You Love Me (Really Love Me) Hymne A L’amour’
‘Kanga-Roo’
‘You Make Me Feel So Young’
‘Corpus Christi Carol’