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This documentary tells the story of Barnes' memoirs, the same name, long-written memoirs. The film begins with an account of the events and events of those memoirs that give a realistic account of Barnes's childhood in the slums of Glasgow, emigration to Australia, and how he became a world-famous singer, apparently the most influential memoir of his life and star.

Genre:

Documentary

Actors:

Jimmy Barnes, Jim Duffy, Jack Oliver, Bill Brouwers, Mahalia Barnes, Lisa MacLaren, Tom Barnes, David Campbell, Jane Barnes, Ian Moss, Don Walker...»

Director:

Mark Joffe

Country:

Australia

Release:

2018

IMDb:

7.6

Quality:

Duration:

104 min

The Australian

Because this is a movie about a rock star, not a book, we need a performance. Well, every song Barnes does for this film is worth the price of entry.

September 14, 2018

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Herald Sun (Australia)

Moving, confronting and yet, a distinct pleasure to watch, the fine Australian-made documentary Working Class Boy examines two disarmingly vivid subjects for the price of one.

August 23, 2018

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Flicks.com.au

There's a matter-of-fact way that Barnes recounts stories of violence, alcoholism, abandonment and attempted sexual abuse that defined his youth that leave you reeling.

September 14, 2018

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3AW

A raw and uncomfortably honest self-portrait that is often terribly sad and moving...As far as tributes go, this definitely is a worthy one, driven by the values of survival, persistence and hope.

August 24, 2018

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Sydney Morning Herald

Never mind all the hits, never mind the brilliance as a singer of soul, blues and ballads, apart from rock; the man has enormous reserves of strength. That's so attractive on screen: he has survived.

September 14, 2018

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FILMINK (Australia)

...rips the top off the myth of the hard-boozing Aussie rocker to show the pain and trauma underneath.

August 28, 2018

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Guardian

Working Class Boy seems like easy work for Joffe, who could hardly do more to allow his chatty and candid subject to speak for himself.

August 22, 2018

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Stuff.co.nz

Instead, this feels like a feature-length edition of Who Do You Think You Are? as Barnes revisits his childhood homes and recounts episodes in his life when he witnessed domestic violence, extreme poverty and severe alcoholism.

November 29, 2018

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