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A Deep Dive into John Lennon’s Final Years: 'Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade'

Liverpool West Productions is thrilled to announce the U.S. premiere of the highly anticipated documentary, 'Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade', directed by the acclaimed British filmmaker Alan G. Parker. The film is set to premiere on December 8, 2025, coinciding with the 45th anniversary of John Lennon’s tragic passing. Fans and critics alike are eager to witness this significant moment during a sold-out screening at AMC Lincoln Square 13 in New York City. This event will also feature a special Q&A moderated by renowned Beatles historian and author Ken Womack, who will engage in lively discussions about Lennon’s impact on music and culture.

A Unique Exploration of Lennon’s Life

'Borrowed Time' aims to encapsulate the essence of John Lennon’s last decade of life, examining his personal and professional evolution after his time with The Beatles. The documentary dives into a treasure trove of never-before-seen interviews and rare archive footage that give audiences a unique perspective on Lennon's struggles and triumphs.

The film breaks new ground by revealing previously undiscovered stories that redefine public understanding of this legendary figure. It paints a picture of Lennon not just as a global musical icon, but also as a deeply committed activist and a loving father navigating the complexities of fame and responsibility.

Key Highlights of the Film

• - Artistic Growth: The film illustrates how Lennon transformed in his music, subtly shifting from beat-pop to a more introspective and poignant sound during his solo career.
• - Activism and Personal Life: It explores Lennon's passionate activism, shedding light on how his personal ideals influenced his music and public persona.
• - Never-Seen Archives: Combining intriguing private footage with interviews from friends, musicians, and family, the documentary provides an intimate portrayal of Lennon’s last years.
• - The Comeback Tour That Never Was: The film delves into the story behind the planned 1981 comeback tour that was ultimately abandoned, offering insights into the motivations and changes in Lennon’s life leading up to this decision.

In Theaters and Available for Purchase

Following its premiere, 'Borrowed Time' will be available for national distribution on DVD, Blu-ray, and various digital platforms including Fandango and Prime Video. The film will also be available for streaming on additional platforms starting on January 13, 2026, making it accessible to fans worldwide.

Scheduled Additional Screenings

In addition to the premiere in New York City, the documentary will screen at select venues in December, such as the Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale and The Loft Cinema in Tucson, Arizona, allowing even more fans to experience this significant work.

About Liverpool West Productions

Liverpool West Productions is recognized for producing high-quality documentaries that celebrate influential figures in music and culture. Previous projects include titles like 'No Hamburg No Beatles' and 'A Love Letter to The Beatles', continuing their commitment to documenting the rich tapestry of music history. For updates on this project and more, fans can follow Liverpool West Productions on social media or visit their official website.

Conclusion

'Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade' promises to be a must-see for anyone interested in music history or who has ever been touched by the magic of John Lennon’s artistry. Mark your calendars for December 8, 2025, and prepare to be immersed in the life and legacy of one of music’s most enduring legends.