Documentary film about Ozzy Osbourne shows the last years of his life

• The film reveals personal moments from the life of Ozzy Osbourne.
• Ozzy performed at a simple concert of Black Sabbath shortly before his death.
• The documentary highlights the musician's struggle with health issues.

The documentary film "Ozzy Osbourne: A Return to the Dome" reveals the last years of the musician's life, including his battle with health problems and memories of his return to Great Britain. The film, shot over a period of three years, will be shown on BBC One on August 18 at 21:00 BST.

The film tells the story of Ozzy's planned performance at a simple Black Sabbath concert in Birmingham, which took place two days before his death on July 23. The documentary also features his friend Sharon and children Kelly and Jack, who share personal moments from family life.

The project was initially planned as a series, but was transformed into a one-off film in connection with Ozzy's deteriorating health due to Parkinson's diagnosis. It showcases not only the difficulties the musician faced, but also his sense of humor and love for family.

The film's producers noted that they had to privilege capturing Ozzy and his loved ones, and that despite his illness, his spirit remained indomitable.

The documentary will become an important part of the legacy of Ozzy Osbourne, who was recognized as a global icon of heavy music.

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