Alain Kan, The Accursed Son of Rock
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Alain Kan, The Accursed Son of Rock

DirectorsStéphane Munka, Thierry Pasquet, Christian Eudeline, Karl Zéro

2007
DocumentaryMusicCrime

Alain Kan is a legendary figure in French rock—and in rock music in general. His mysterious disappearance one day in April 1990 in Paris, at the age of 45, left a lasting impression. Alain Kan’s story is that of a little boy who wanted to become a star. To live in the spotlight. From his first single in 1963, at the age of 19, to his last album in the mid-1980s, his artistic journey led him through every kind of creation, every excess, every passion, and every twist of fate. He was, in turn, a heartthrob for teenage girls, then a David Bowie lookalike, and finally France’s first punk.

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