At her 1960s peak, the German vocalist Nico was "Lou Reed's femme fatale," a glamorous superstar whose name was plastered across one of the most influential records of all time. But her days mixing with Andy Warhol and alternative U.S. rockers The Velvet Underground are far behind the drug-addled forty-something we meet in Susanna Nicchiarelli's upcoming feature "Nico, 1988." The singer, embodied in a pitch-perfect performance by the Danish actress and one-time Eurovision contestant Trine Dyrholm, is addicted to heroin and washed up, yet stubbornly content that she has remained true to herself. It is a movie not so much about Nico's fleeting brush with global celeb...
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