Inspired by French novel Le Roman de Boddah, it will illustrate the late Nirvana frontman's life from the point of view of his imaginary childhood friend, Boddah.

Otero says: "I was 17 when Nirvana and Kurt Cobain came to Paris in 1992. I saw them live the day before my graduation and it was explosive, mind-blowing, sonic, and so powerful.

"When Kurt put an end to his life in 1994, I remember hearing the name of Boddah for the first time. I thought it could be a fantastic way to tell Kurt's story, with Boddah as the narrator." Read more - here.

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