Unfolding the story of a unique American family who crave to be judged for who they are and what they’ve done, not what their infamous relative did.
Bill Bulger, now 85, was State Senate President for almost 20 years, in Massachusetts. His older brother James ‘Whitey’ Bulger was a Boston gangster who was murdered in prison on October 30th 2018, aged 89. My Name is Bulger weaves its way through the stories of both brothers and their respective rises and falls.
The film strips away the hysteria of daily print headlines and nightly news bulletins to unfold the story of a unique American family who crave to be judged for who they are and what they’ve done, not what their infamous relative did.
"Granted remarkable access to the family... a compelling story."
CINEMA 365
"Few family sagas were as ready-made for Hollywood as the tale of the brothers Bulger."
THE NEW YORK TIMES
"TV Best Bets."
CHANNEL GUIDE MAGAZINE
“Will leave you inquisitive.”
THE CURVY FILM CRITIC
“Offers an even-hand account of the brothers.”
THE NEW YORK POST
“Wildly entertaining.”
SIX WORD REVIEWS
“Fascinating.”
RED CARPET CRASH
“Moving.”
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
"Impressively concise.”
BOSTON GLOBE
"Offers an unsually intimate view of Whitey and Bill.”
THE BOSTON GLOBE
Included on The Washington Post's list of 'What to watch on Thursday.'
THE WASHINGTON POST
“The remarkable thing about Brendan J. Byrne’s documentary is the degree of cooperation he got from the Bulger family for this joint portrayal of the two brothers.”
BOSTON GLOBE
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