Jeremy Allen White Stars in Springsteen Biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere

The film "Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere" focuses on a pivotal period in Bruce Springsteen's life during 1981, exploring his retreat into solitude in New Jersey as he grapples with depression and personal demons while working on his album "Nebraska." Jeremy Allen White stars as Springsteen, delivering a compelling performance that captures the essence of the rock star, despite some narrative flaws and the addition of a fictional love interest. Directed by Scott Cooper, the film emphasizes themes of trauma, endurance, and self-understanding, consistent with Cooper's previous work on complex male characters facing breaking points. The movie highlights Springsteen's artistic evolution away from commercial success toward raw honesty, with the soundtrack featuring authentic performances. The film premiered at AFI Fest, drawing attention for its juxtaposition of Hollywood glamour against the understated creation of "Nebraska." While the movie has been criticized for some pacing and exposition issues, it has been praised for its emotional depth and White's portrayal, which resonates with both fans and newcomers.