| About the show: Judy's
life seemed destined to burn brightly - but briefly. She was a toddler who sang torch
songs at the age of three; an overworked and insecure teenage star during the heyday of
MGM; a passionate wife and mother; and a drug-addled "bad risk" who
nonetheless pulled off one of the most triumphant comebacks in history. |
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Through all the incredible triumphs and
devastating defeats, Garland found strength in the unconditional love of her children. As
told from her daughter Lorna's point of view, the story reveals a side of Garland - that
of loving mother - rarely seen. The movie is a testament to the healing powers of
embracing one's past, facing demons, and charting a course of discovery and self-love. |
