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It is based on concert pianist James Rhodes' memoir, which explores the legacy of the sexual abuse he suffered as a child, including a litany of mental health issues, and how music proved his salvation.

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Lionsgate UK

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Andrew Garfield

James Rhodes

Andrew Garfield

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