U.S. cultural photographer Jim Marshall captured seminal moments of '60s and '70s. He photographed musical figures such as Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Johnny Cash and events such as Woodstock and the Beatles' last live performance while battling his own personal demons, including drug addiction. Archival footage and modern interviews are combined to paint a portrait of the man behind the camera. Directed by Alfred George Bailey. Phil Griffin, Rovi
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U.S. cultural photographer Jim Marshall captured seminal moments of '60s and '70s. He photographed musical figures such as Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Johnny Cash and events such as Woodstock and the Beatles' last live performance while battling his own personal demons, including drug addiction. Archival footage and modern interviews are combined to paint a portrait of the man behind the camera. Directed by Alfred George Bailey. Phil Griffin, Rovi
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