**Mark Your Calendar: Netflix Announces Official Trailer Release for ‘Lemmy: Born to Lose, Live to Win’**
Netflix has officially announced the release of the highly anticipated documentary *Lemmy: Born to Lose, Live to Win*, which delves deep into the life and legacy of the legendary Motörhead frontman, Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister. The documentary is set to premiere globally on **December 13, 2025**, coinciding with what would have been Lemmy’s 80th birthday.
The official trailer for the documentary has been released, offering fans a glimpse into the film’s exploration of Lemmy’s journey from his early days in Stoke-on-Trent to becoming a rock icon. The trailer showcases rare archival footage, personal anecdotes, and interviews with fellow musicians and friends, painting a comprehensive picture of Lemmy’s impact on the music world.
Directed by Greg Olliver, who previously co-directed the 2010 documentary *Lemmy*, this new film aims to provide an even more intimate look at the man behind the music. Olliver spent years compiling unseen footage and conducting interviews to capture the essence of Lemmy’s character and his contributions to rock and roll.
The documentary promises to cover various aspects of Lemmy’s life, including his time with Hawkwind, the formation and rise of Motörhead, and his influence on the heavy metal genre. It also delves into his personal life, shedding light on his philosophies, lifestyle, and the legacy he left behind after his passing in 2015.
Fans and music enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the release, anticipating a film that not only celebrates Lemmy’s musical achievements but also offers a heartfelt tribute to his enduring spirit. The documentary is expected to resonate with longtime fans and introduce new audiences to the indelible mark Lemmy left on the world of music.
*Lemmy: Born to Lose, Live to Win* will be available for streaming on Netflix starting December 13, 2025. Be sure to mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable journey through the life of one of rock’s most iconic figures.
