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          Erin Lee Carr's memoir, All That You Leave Behind, explores her relationship with her father, the late journalist David Carr, and her.

        1. Erin Lee Carr's memoir, All That You Leave Behind, explores her relationship with her father, the late journalist David Carr, and her.
        2. Erin Lee Carr is an American documentary filmmaker.
        3. Since Carr's documentary about Blanchard, Gypsy Rose has been released from prison, re-kindled her relationship with her ex-fiancé Ken.
        4. Erin Lee Carr's documentary, Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara, emerges as a compelling exploration of identity and deception within the digital.
        5. In an eye-opening new documentary, the story of the teenager accused of coercing her boyfriend to kill himself via text is brought to light.

          6. Since Carr's documentary about Blanchard, Gypsy Rose has been released from prison, re-kindled her relationship with her ex-fiancé Ken..

          In May 2019, Erin released At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal, which shines a light on the brave survivors of abuse by a former Olympic team physician.

          CNN’s review of the film states that “by turning the documentary into such a powerful forum for the resolve and resilience of these young women, Carr, in filmmaking terms, really sticks the landing.” The NYT Critic’s Pick premiered at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival and is now streaming on HBO.

          Erin’s memoir All That You Leave Behind, a reflection on grief, technology, and moving forward without your greatest champion was released by Random House on April 9, 2019. Critics called the debut memoir incisive, dark and her story transformative.

          A documentary filmmaker and daughter of the late, great New York Times columnist David Carr celebrates and wrestles with her father's legacy in a raw.

          Erin spoke with NPR’s Terry Gross and only cried once! You can find links to buy it here.

          Prior to that, she directed Drug Short, an episode of Netflix's critically acclaimed series Dirty Money, that focuses on price gouging and unsustainable business practice