Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen: The Biopic About the Rock Legend and the Making of the Iconic Album "Nebraska"

The worlds of music and film are eagerly awaiting the release of one of the most anticipated biopics of the year — Deliver Me from Oblivion (original title yet to be revealed), a film dedicated to the life and work of Bruce Springsteen, one of the most influential rock musicians of our time.

The worlds of music and film are eagerly awaiting the release of one of the most anticipated biopics of the year — Deliver Me from Oblivion (original title yet to be revealed), a film dedicated to the life and work of Bruce Springsteen, one of the most influential rock musicians of our time. The lead role is played by Jeremy Allen White, an actor who has become a true star in recent years, known for his ability to transform into vastly different characters.

The film’s story focuses on a key moment in Springsteen’s career — the creation of the album Nebraska in 1982. This record marked a turning point in the artist’s work: recorded on a four-track tape recorder right in the musician’s bedroom in New Jersey, it stands out for its raw authenticity, roughness, and deep sincerity. It’s not glamorous rock, but dark acoustic compositions filled with images of lost souls searching for meaning and hope.

The biopic’s director and writer is Scott Cooper, known for his touching and atmospheric dramas, who perfectly captured the spirit of the era and the protagonist’s inner world. To create the most accurate portrayal of Springsteen, Jeremy Allen White watched hundreds of archival videos, carefully studying every move, the distinctive voice, and the stage energy of the legend. And as those close to the project note, the actor not only physically resembles the musician but also astonishingly replicates his raspy voice and performance style.

Key figures from Springsteen’s circle also appear in the film: manager Jon Landau is played by Jeremy Strong, while Bruce’s parents are portrayed by Steven Graham and Gaby Hoffmann. This attention to detail promises to make the film not only a dramatic story of artistic formation but also a deep dive into the musician’s personal life.

For true rock fans and admirers of Bruce Springsteen, this biopic is a chance to see the legend through the eyes of those who were there at the dawn of his greatness and to feel all the pain, doubts, and creative struggles that accompanied the making of one of the most iconic albums in music history.

The film’s premiere is scheduled for October 24 this year — a perfect occasion to dive into the atmosphere of the early ’80s, when rock was not just music, but the true voice of a generation.