It’s a mouthful of a title but if, as a Dylan acolyte, that’s not going to get you to click on Netflix’s latest offering, nothing will.

After the success of the conventionally biographical but enviably precious archive-filled illuminations of Martin Scorsese’s seminal 2005 documentary No Direction Home, the director and his subject pair up again for what is a distinctly different but perhaps even more important film about the 20th century’s most elusive and mythological mystical living pop-culture figure...

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