Heyday: The Mic Christopher Story, the award-winning documentary about the late Dublin singer, is returning to Dublin's IFI Cinema for one night only this Saturday to mark the 20th Anniversary of Mic's passing.
Directed by Alan Leonard and featuring Sharon Horgan, Mike Scott, Lisa Hannigan, Bronagh Gallagher, Glen Hansard, the film won the Audience Award at IFI Doc Fest 2019.
The film will screen at 8:30 pm and will then be available to rent on IFI@Home until December 9.
Mic Christopher - revisiting a talent in his heyday
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Heyday: The Mic Christopher Story charts Mic’s humble beginnings busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street in the 1980s, his rise to indie rock star in the 90s with his band The Mary Janes, the near fatal accident that left him millimetres from death, through to his final year when he was among a new generation of Irish musicians to taste success.
Mic's one and only album, Skylarkin', was posthumously released in 2002.
