If you are struggling with addiction, Samaritans (116 123) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year. Reclaiming Amy will air Friday 23 July at 9pm on BBC Two. Whether she was busily scribbling her sexually-charged confessional lyrics in her girlish. I first met Amy Winehouse when I was very young. Winehouse seemingly had the vocal goods to have gone down in history as one of the all-time greats based on what is on display in Amy, a highly absorbing, sensitively told and ultimately devastating documentary directed by Asif Kapadia (Senna). Their relationship is the topic of Bromfield’s new documentary, ‘Amy Winehouse and Me: Dionne’s Story ’, available to watch via MTV UK. A once-in-a-generation talent, Amy Winehouse was a pure jazz artist in the most authentic senseshe wrote and sang from the heart using her musical gifts to analyze her own problems. And so, rather than exploit or judge those struggling with this illness, we should advise them how best to seek help. music mentor, Amy Winehouse, 10 years after her death. A documentary about Amy Winehousein her own words. That, while it is treatable, there is no quick-fix ‘cure’. They made many of us, too, believe that this was the case.Īs the documentary makes all too clear, though, addiction can impact anyone – no one can ever know what someone else is struggling with – and it is a long-term, progressive illness. Instead, they held Winehouse up as a tragic figure, and in the process suggested that her death was somehow inevitable. Kristina Martinez can be reached at or on Twitter.Reclaiming Amy celebrates Winehouse as an incredible, complex woman – something which the media’s relentless attacks did not do while she was alive. “Amy” (2015) is rated R for drug and alcohol use. Celebrities are just regular people placed on pedestals, and not even celebrity’s cries for help are always heard. Winehouse’s story should serve as an example to people everywhere that celebrities face real problems. Shymansky, along with Amy’s close friends, Juliette Ashby and Lauren Gilbert, did everything they could to try and prevent their friend from falling down an even darker path. Nick Shymansky, Amy’s old manager, treated her drug addiction with no sympathy.
Despite her family and ex-husband pushing her very open drug addictions to the side, other people in Winehouse’s life didn’t. Winehouse, no matter how many personal problems she faced, always remained an amazing vocalist.
She didn’t care for fame, she cared about music. Winehouse was blunt, and made it clear that fame was never something she would be able to handle. If there’s one take away factor I got from this film, it’s that Amy Winehouse never wanted fame, she just wanted to make music. Amy Winehouses family and friends look back on her life in a new documentary marking 10 years since the singers death, with harrowing accounts of her rise to global fame and. Which isn’t surprising, considering the documentary suggests to viewers that Amy’s drug problem could have been avoided had her father made her health a priority instead of her money and fame. Winehouse’s immediate family, her father in particular, initially liked the idea of having a documentary about Amy, until he saw the direction the documentary was taking. Despite being on this planet for a short while, Amy Winehouse’s. Documentary featuring fascinating insights from those who knew Amy best and discusses the legacy she has left in the world of music. Often times peers, family members or friends tend to overlook the seriousness of issues, such as drug addictions, that someone they know has. Watch Amy Winehouse: The Final Goodbye (2016) online. 'Amy,' the new documentary about late singer Amy Winehouse, has gotten an official poster and a U.K. The same talk show hosts that praised Winehouse when she first came into the spotlight were the same ones who later joked about her drug addiction. It wasn’t until she passed away that people began to understand just how bad her drug addictions were.
Winehouse’s drug problem was made into a laughing matter by the media when she was alive. Amy died when she was just 27 after a long and turbulent relationship with addiction. Friday 23 July, 2021 marks the 10th anniversary of the tragic death of singer Amy Winehouse.
It’s not easy for anyone to watch her decline and the events that led up to her death. 7 things we learnt watching the heartbreaking new Amy Winehouse documentary, on the 10 year anniversary of her death. Before seeing her documentary, I already loved Amy Winehouse.
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