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Morphine: Journey of Dreams ()


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The in-depth tale of the “low-rock” nineties Boston band who blazed like a comet across the global music scene….

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Steve Berlin
Dana Colley
Billy Conway
Jerome Deupree
Mark Hamilton
Sabine Hrechdakian
Deborah Klein
Mark Sandman

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Mark Shuman

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Mark Shuman ... producer

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Mike Mariconda
Leah Marino
Mark Shuman

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Parke Gregg ... colorist
Allison Turrell ... digital intermediate producer

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Lyman Hardy ... dialogue editor / re-recording mixer
Ben Lowry ... sound mixer (as Benjamin Lowry)
Allison Turrell ... audio post producer

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Scott Conn ... grip

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Henna Chou ... composer: incidental music
Ashley Waldron ... music consultant

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Daniel Satorius ... legal counsel

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In 'Morphine: Journey of Dreams,' the story of the iconic genre-busting 1990s 'Low Rock' band Morphine is told by its surviving members and the coterie around them, sans narration, and made palpable through saxophonist Dana Colley's tour journals. Rare live performances from throughout the group's career woven into the tale display why the trio's unique and mesmeric sound continues to resonate with its fans and music lovers worldwide following the death of its singer, songwriter and two-string bassist Mark Sandman onstage at an Italian music festival in 1999. It's an artfully-delivered document of this peerless musical act's compelling career and life together and their resonant musical creativity that doesn't just get behind but rather inside the music and the soul of of the band. Written by Anonymous

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  • 91 min
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