Mary Gauthier(I)

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Singer songwriter, Mary Gauthier, searches for the truth about her adoption after realizing that her deepest wounds stem from abandonment. In her own words and through her music, she shares personal thoughts about her life, her adoption and how she overcame drug and alcohol addiction. Mercy Now, I Drink, Goodbye and other Gauthier songs are highlighted in this documentary that tells the stories behind her songs and reveals the answer to how she overcame adversity and finally discovered how to love.

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Before You Leave (2011)

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Mary Gauthier is known for Banshee (2013), Case Histories (2011) and Related by Birth (2011).

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Awards
- 1 nomination

Known for

Banshee (2013)

8.4

TV Series

Soundtrack("Walk through the Fire")

Jason Isaacs in Case Histories (2011)

7.9

TV Series

Soundtrack("Mercy Now")

Related by Birth

7.8

Soundtrack("Coda")

2011

Arthur (1996)

7.4

TV Series

Soundtrack("My Night Light")

Credits

Composer

Before You Leave
Short
- Composer
- 2011

Soundtrack

Pregau
6.6
TV Mini Series
- performer: "Snakebit" (uncredited)
- 2016
Nashville: On the Record 2
8.6
TV Special
- writer: "How To Learn To Live Alone"
- 2015
Banshee
8.4
TV Series
- performer: "Walk through the Fire"
- writer: "Walk through the Fire"
- 2013
Related by Birth
7.8
- performer: "Coda"
- writer: "Coda"
- 2011
Troubadour Blues
8.7
- performer: "Drag Queens In Limousines", "Camelot Motel", "Wheel Inside the Wheel"
- writer: "Drag Queens In Limousines", "Camelot Motel", "Wheel Inside the Wheel"
- 2011
Case Histories
7.9
TV Series
- performer: "Mercy Now"
- writer: "Mercy Now"
- 2011
RocKwiz
7.7
TV Series
- performer: "Lost Highway" (uncredited)
- 2011
Arthur
7.4
TV Series
- performer: "My Night Light"
- 1997

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Before You Leave

Before You Leave

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Sometimes just the telling of the story, the characters, the human condition, can be quite funny. Especially in the dark parts, because that's where humour lies. It comes from sadness: we laugh at ourselves and at our predicaments here.

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