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It was a totally distorted representation of Amy as a performer and a fictionalised account of her life at this time. However, the documentary chose only to depict the ill-fated Belgrade show, without any mention or even reference to any of the acclaimed shows which preceded it. There is an overall depiction of Amy as a performer during the 2010 to 2011 period presenting her as a singer who no longer performs and either has no interest or perhaps no ability to perform during what became her last years but she did an acclaimed tour of Brazil, she played a concert in Dubai, she played in London, she played in Belgrade, and did many impromptu appearances in various music venues during this time - all were praised except Belgrade - and Amy performed these shows because she loved music and because she was in control of herself.

In addition the documentary never refers to the success of that duet and its recording. It was clear that Asif had specifically chosen a moment of footage which would give this negative impression - to support his narrative - instead of using any of the rest of the footage which would have showed the reality of the session and of Amy as a great artist alongside another great artist. This was not the case at all in real life and in my opinion is a slur upon her. The film will be based on Daphne Baraks book Saving Amy, which is about filming the British soulful singer before her death in 2011.

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There are many key things, such as the portrayal of how she performed with Tony Bennett at Abbey Road in the documentary only a short clip of footage is used and the clip gives the impression that Amy was either unable or unwilling to perform in a professional manner alongside Bennett. Amy Winehouse Biopic in the Works at Halcyon Studios.

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