A documentary about recently deceased singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen
On March 8th 1972, Leonard Cohen began a 20 city European tour, beginning in Dublin and ending in Jerusalem on April 21st. Other cities included London at the Royal Albert Hall, Paris, Stockholm, Vienna, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Berlin and Tel Aviv. This film is an impression of what happened during that tour.
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