Karen Dalton: In My Own Time | Official Trailer

IN THEATERS OCTOBER 1. ON DIGITAL NOVEMBER 16.

Blues and folk singer Karen Dalton was a prominent figure in 1960s New York. Idolized by Bob Dylan and Nick Cave, Karen discarded the traditional trappings of success and led an unconventional life until her early death. Since most images of Karen have been lost or destroyed, the documentary uses Karen’s dulcet melodies and interviews with loved ones to build a rich portrait of this singular woman and her hauntingly beautiful voice.

Directed by Robert Yapkowitz & Richard Peete
Produced by Traci Carlson & Richard Peete


ABOUT GREENWICH ENTERTAINMENT
Founded in 2017, Greenwich Entertainment is an independent film distribution company specializing in distinctive narrative and documentary features. Releases include Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasarhelyi’s Academy Award-winning documentary Free Solo, Andrew Slater’s Echo in the Canyon, Isabel Coixet’s The Bookshop, Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice from Oscar winners Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, and The Rescue directed by Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasarhelyi.

Greenwich is led by a management team that has overseen more than 150 theatrical releases generating over $125 million at the US Box Office and garnering 8 Academy Award Nominations and 2 Wins.

[BekiBrindleScalaGUITARIST]

Wow ... She was a massively talented and wonderful person with no ego. She taught me so much about singing .. I always think of Karen .. probably everyday. I was lucky enough to meet her in the early 80s when I was young and playing music in NYC and was based in Woodstock, NY. Karen was my housemate in two different houses! Karen and her Cheshire Cat smile. Her incredible talent. Her generous nature. She is missed but we are all so thankful to have known her and that this film has been made. 🕯❤🎶

[beneluxableify]

I have loved her for years; it’s touching that she continues to be discovered. ♥️

[joeyfotofr]

I've been listening to copies of old Karen Dalton & Fred Neil albums for 40 years. They both played music for the love of music & not for the praise of critics or the adoration of groupies. There music continues to inspire me. She was the real deal. For the record, so was Tim Harden, who was a remarkably kind and thoughtful man...

[catherinetodd]

Looking forward to seeing this documentary when it comes out Oct 1! I was so lucky to get to be part of the Greenwhich Village folk music scene right before it ended... I was like a high school freshman around all the Senior Lettermen, both male and female (but mostly male!), working at The Gaslight in the Village from 1968-1971. Changed my whole entire life. What fabulous musical days those were! ❤ 🙂 ❤

[phaedrussmith]

Leaving a comment because the trailer for Karen's life story shouldn't be here without a comment. A true artist, and the insane world we find ourselves in kills the artists.

[kartiksharma]

Something's on your mind is THAT song 🔥So haunting !

[dariamorgendorffer]

Finally, a documentary about her! Her music is marvellous. Beautiful singer. And it's unfortunate that she wasn't as grand as the other folks' singers of that period. A female version of Nick Drake!

[Tubevictim]

Karen Dalton's sound is mesmerizing. I don't find it depressing at all. It's evocative, soulful and hauntingly beautiful. Right where it needs to be. Not being marketable is not the issue. So what? Not everything is for sale. That's the beauty of her sound. It defies industry control.

[AdmiralAveil]

A great talent finally getting attention.

[TeleC]

so glad to see this film has been made! Karen was incredible.

[sugarjanis]

Kudos to the directors and producers to spread the word.

[MENFUSSMIKE]

Gosh...I've been waiting on this for a lonnng time. Thank YOU!!!

[TaylerSpliff]

Always loved Karen Dalton. Always will.

[bereaantaki]

cannot wait to watch this, so glad Karen is getting her due

[julmor]

Karen Dalton and Judee Sill, are two of the greats artist, that people should know and hear about.

[WoolyColdie]

loved it, y'all better release that unreleased footage of her playing and the unreleased songs too, especially the song remembering mountains.

[rogerkearns]

Never heard of her until today (Nick Cave was on Desert Island Discs).

[chortkoffandriggio]

White girl had the blues! Love her unique voice. So present and real.

[ClawhammerDude]

Where can i wach this movie? Its a must-see

[KOSMICKEN]

What a tragic story just watched it tonight 😢