I Get Knocked Down

A raw and unflinching documentary that chronicles the life and career of Dunstan Bruce, the former frontman of the influential 90s band Chumbawamba. The film delves into his struggles with addiction, mental health, and his journey to find a new purpose after the band's implosion. It offers a poignant look at fame, failure, and the enduring power of music.

The documentary has been widely praised for its honesty and emotional depth, resonating with both fans of Chumbawamba and those interested in personal redemption stories. Critics have lauded Dunstan Bruce's vulnerability and the film's direct engagement with difficult themes.

• A candid and often moving portrait of a musician's struggle for relevance and recovery.

• Praised for its authenticity and Bruce's willingness to confront his demons.

• The film effectively captures the highs and lows of a life in music.

Google audience: Viewers found the documentary to be incredibly honest and inspiring, appreciating Dunstan Bruce's openness about his personal struggles and his eventual path to recovery and self-discovery. Many connected with the raw emotion and the message of resilience.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

The film features original music by Dunstan Bruce himself, alongside contributions from his former Chumbawamba bandmates.