The life of Amy Winehouse was hardly a mystery ... After spending 2 ½ years researching her famous subject for the movie "Back to Black," she simply returned to the records.

A first look at the Amy Winehouse biopic “Back to Black” is here. The movie stars “Industry” actor Marisa Abela as Winehouse, and it’s directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson. “Back to Black ...

Here’s everything you need to know about the new movie, how to watch “Back to Black” right now and where to expect it on streaming. The film stars Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse alongside ...

Spoiler alert: This story includes details of the new movie 'Back to Black' released on May 17. Before reading this review, there's something you should know about me. Amy Winehouse lives on my ...

Canadian actor Jeff Tunke was originally cast as Back to Black co-producer ... with Fielder-Civil. Winehouse separated from Fielder-Civil in 2009. Movie Amy visits Fielder-Civil in prison shortly ...

By Mia Galuppo Film Writer The first-look image of Marisa Abela as late musician Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back to Black has been released. The project, directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson ...

Her uncanny vocal resemblance makes “Back to Black” – also ... As for Mitch Winehouse, there is a scene in the movie where, after taking over Amy’s career, he is implored by family members ...

In the movie Back to Black, both men are given a far more ... to Winehouse's memory than trying to make her either? Amy Winehouse was famous because of her singularity. She sang like no other.

Once Amy and Blake break up, Back to Black goes through the more ... It is unfortunate the movie could not find a through line into Winehouse's life to match the performance of Abela's tribute ...

It would be a challenging undertaking for any filmmaker or actor to represent in biopic form the outsize talent, unique style and utterly devastating downfall of soul singer Amy Winehouse.

Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Back to Black—her attempt at telling the taboo tale of one of music’s most tragic figures, Amy ... movie. We’re “introduced” to characters without any context ...