In July 2011, Amy passed away following a vodka binge alone in her bedroom, where she was found by her security guard. Despite years of drug abuse, she was clean at the time of her death. Throwback: Unseen snaps of Amy Winehouse as a child and with her mother Janis have been revealed ahead of the upcoming documentary Reclaiming Amy about her life
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Team Bidens petty, foolish push to undermine the Abraham Accords. Teen Mom fans concerned about Jenelle Evans' drinking habits as they spot Corona cans at 11am. It comes as Janis recalled the final words she said to her daughter on Thursday while her step-dad broke down in tears as they discussed her ahead of the 10th anniversary of her death on Lorraine. The late singer looked sweet in the family picture as she sat in a garden chair with huge sunglasses on while in another polaroid image a fresh-face Amy cuddled up to her mum, now 66, as they both posed for the camera. #Amy winehouse photoshoot for free
For confidential help and support call Samaritans for free on 116 123 or visit Unseen snaps of Amy Winehouse as a child and with her mother Janis have been revealed ahead of the upcoming documentary Reclaiming Amy about her life. Reclaiming Amy airs on BBC Two at 9pm on Friday 23rd July. Despite years of drug abuse, she was clean at the time of her death In July 2011, Amy passed away following a vodka binge alone in her bedroom, where she was found by her security guard. It comes after Janis recalled the final words she said to her daughter on Thursday live on Lorraine. In another polaroid image a fresh-face Amy cuddled up to her mum, now 66, as they both posed for the camera. The late singer looked sweet in the family picture as she sat in a garden chair with huge sunglasses on. Winehouse poses as a child and with her mother Janis in unseen snaps released ahead of upcoming documentary Reclaiming Amy about her life before tragic overdose It uses a fantastically inventive narrative style to create a powerful story that shows so clearly the bittersweet nature of the life of an amazing singer. Overall, this is a brilliantly intriguing documentary that will move you to the core. It interlinks the events of her life with her earliest and most famous singles and turns them into strongly symbolic demonstrations of her deepest emotions and thoughts. Despite the darkness of that part of the story, one thing that remains positive throughout is how the film celebrates Winehouse's incredible talent for jazz singing. In the second act of the film, Kapadia does a stunning job of showing how Winehouse's life completely disintegrated due to all of these problems, and it is a truly striking thing to watch. However, on the other hand, this film is quite brutal and dark to watch due to its very realistic depiction of the impact of drugs, drinking and bad relationships on her life. On the one hand, it does a fantastic job of showing her fun-loving and upbeat personality in the years before the health problems started, and it really gives you a lasting image of a completely different Amy Winehouse to the one that almost lived in infamy towards the end of the 2000s. The story of Amy Winehouse is a bittersweet one, and this film does that reality justice. Originality is a hard thing to come by in the documentary genre, but Kapadia, in both Senna and Amy, uses this fascinating style of presenting a documentary in the form of a narrative drama to make it a more engrossing and captivating experience, something that works so well, and makes for an absolutely brilliant watch. Kapadia directed my favourite film of all time, Senna, which I have, after countless viewings, found to be incredibly powerfully emotional, consistently exciting and, most of all, stunningly original. It's a touching testament to Winehouse's career, relationships and ups and downs, and it takes a very dramatic but powerful approach to telling the story in Asif Kapadia's inventive documentary style. This is a fascinating and heartbreakingly sad and dark depiction of the life of a brilliant singer.
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