Amy
Documentary • R • 2015 • 2 hr 8 min
Starring
Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, Tony Bennett, Pete Doherty, Juliette Ashby
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Amazing what this movie did with little footage of interviews from Amy.
An emotional tribute to the angel of British culture adapted to all audiences
Great deep dive and a really interesting peak behind the curtain on a troubled soul
If you are already interested in the artist you should watch it, if not, it won’t be interesting or appealing at all, in my opinion.
Heartbreaking look into the downward spiral & untimely death of Amy Winehouse. It's sad how all the people around her took advantage of her.
Very good and nice to see the story of any winehouse
A sincere and original look into the troubled soul of a very talented singer. Heart-wrenching ending.
Sorrowful story about great Jazz singer Amy Whitehouse, whose troubled life led to drugs, anorexia, and early death.
Interesting watch and generally well made
A beautiful documentary from a perspective none of us would ever imagine. This woman was a soulful artist and this movie makes her eternal
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