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Before there was Johnny and June, there was Johnny and Saul.

"My Father and The Man In Black" chronicles the unlikely, rocky relationship between the legendary Johnny Cash and his manager, Canadian Saul Holiff—the man who put Johnny together with June.

Following his father's suicide, director Jonathan Holiff discovers hundreds of letters, audio diaries, and phone calls with Johnny Cash—from his pill-fuelled 1960s, triumphs at Folsom and San Quentin, marriage to June Carter, and when he was "born again."

This is not a hagiography. Johnny and Saul collaborated to create a superstar while each struggled with his own demons and with each other. It's a critical look at both men and a touching story about fathers and sons.

“My Father and The Man In Black,” was released in theatres in the United Kingdom and the United States, and on television around the world. It won nine film festival competitions, including Edinburgh and Hamburg.

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[waynechappell]

Johnny Cash…..The BEST that there EVER was and EVER will I had the privilege of seeing him perform 6 times in my life and I can’t possibly express how much JOY he gave me each and EVERY time! I hope to see him again one day! RIP Johnny…..and THANK 🤠🙏♥️🦅☀️