A junkie dreams of Nashville stardom while drowning in needles and degradation—country music's most twisted origin story.
Based on true events! Kimberly Kane paints a dark picture of a young woman (Audrey Hollander) struggling to leave the tawdry life of a prostitution and drug addiction to follow her dreams of being a Nashville songwriter. In this world of endless sorrow and sadistic sex acts, will she make it out alive or will she be just another junkie with a pipe dream? Find out in Morphine
Acting
Hollander commits to physical and psychological wreckage completely.
Direction
Kane's industry insider lens makes exploitation feel uncomfortably authentic.
Director
Kimberly Kane
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Kane made this after years in adult film; it's essentially her memoir disguised as fiction.
The 'Nashville songwriter' dream specifically targets women from devastated rural economies—opioid crisis collateral damage as plot device.
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