We're Still Here: Johnny Cash's Bitter Tears Revisited

In the 1960s, Johnny Cash, the king of country music, took a bold step into uncharted territory with his concept album, "Bitter Tears," a tribute to the Native American experience. Collaborating with folk artist Peter Lafarge, Cash breathed life into the stories of oppression, love, and loss, giving voice to the silenced. Fifty years later, musicians gather at Nashville's iconic Sound Emporium Studios to revisit and reimagine Cash's controversial masterpiece, reigniting the album's powerful message of unity and resistance. Through interviews and performances, this film delves into the fascinating story behind the making of "Bitter Tears" and its continued relevance today, celebrating Cash's fearless artistry and his unwavering commitment to justice.

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