Sing Me the Songs That Say I Love You: A Concert for Kate McGarrigle

A Documentary feature film directed by Lian Lunson celebrating the late Kate McGarrigle.

Cast

Rufus Wainwright

as Himself

Martha Wainwright

as Herself

Justin Vivian Bond

as Herself (as Justin Vivian Bond)

Jimmy Fallon

as Himself

Emmylou Harris

as Herself

ANOHNI

as Herself

Norah Jones

as Herself

Anna McGarrigle

as Herself

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