Like many music biopics, A Complete Unknown showcases a wide array of known celebrities who collaborated with Dylan over the years, as well as those who impacted the artist within his personal life.

However, despiteA Complete Unknown'sexceptional quality, the film only covers a very brief period of Dylan's illustrious career. That suggests there is more of his epic life to uncover in movie ...

The legendary festival, where Bob Dylan went electric and so much more, is the subject of Newport & the Great Folk Dream ...

"A Complete Unknown" follows Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan in the early '60s. Here's how the cast compares to the real-life people involved.

“A Complete Unknown” features two strong female performances, both of which challenge Dylan in different ways. As Russo, Fanning is Dylan’s muse, based on his real-life girlfriend Suze Rotolo.

“A Complete Unknown” features two strong female performances, both of which challenge Dylan in different ways. As Russo, Fanning is Dylan’s muse, based on his real-life girlfriend Suze Rotolo.

A Complete Unknown never tells us what it thinks about these and other matters, leaving us to reach our own conclusions. Timothée Chalamet in ‘A Complete Unknown.’ (Searchlight Pictures) A Complete ...

“A Complete Unknown” features two strong female performances, both of which challenge Dylan in different ways. As Russo, Fanning is Dylan’s muse, based on his real-life girlfriend Suze Rotolo.

It’s tempting to read “A Complete Unknown” as a 20th century myth, because that’s probably what it’s going for. James Mangold treats most of the early folk and rock legends as divine ...

That lyric is where this anti-biopic, A Complete Unknown, gets its title, and also takes a stab at defining who Dylan (played magnificently by a note-perfect Timothée Chalamet) was as he tried to ...

James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” may have its megawatt star in Timothée Chalamet, but his light isn’t so bright as to blind us from one of the year’s great ...

A Complete Unknown tracks Dylan’s time in New York City in the early 1960s. Namely, how his new sound—a mix between electric and folk—led to a rift in the local musical community.