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John Murry was on the cusp of greatness with his highly acclaimed album The Graceless Age (2013) when, addicted to heroin and creatively exhausted, he washed up on Irish shores a broken man. Now, he is ready to retrace his steps back into the dark heart of American life to face his difficult childhood, traumatic assault, and resulting years of opioid addiction. He also explores his family links to the Nobel Prize winning author William Faulkner about whom his adopted grandmother Mimi would say, if anyone was imbued with the spirit of Bill Faulkner, it was John.
Director Sarah Share (If I Should Fall From Grace) follows John’s journey from near-death to redemption and a new zest for life and art through his outstanding music. Winner of the Best feature documentary at IFI Documentary Festival 2023.
Harry Guerin | RTÉ
John Murry
Director | Sarah Share
Starring | John Murry
Producers | Nuala Cunningham, John Galway, and Aeschylus Poulos
Executive Producers | Ciaran O'Connor, Sonya Di Rienzo, Justin Rebelo, Matt Orenstein
Production Companies | New Decade TV and Film, Hawkeye Pictures, Corrib Entertainment
Festivals & Awards | Galway Film Fleadh - Winner Best Irish Documentary | IFI Documentary Festival
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