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Donna Summer (arch.), Elton John, Giorgio Moroder, Arsenio Hall (arch.), Janis Joplin (arch.), Quincy Jones (arch.), Barbra Streisand (arch.) (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un retrato personal de Summer dentro y fuera del escenario. El documental muestra fotografías y vídeos caseros que abren una ventana a su habilidad artística mientras explora los altibajos de una vida en los escenarios. (Movistar+)
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I discovered the disco queen, Donna Summer, in the movie Spinning Gold. This extraordinary singer, whose American career was preceded by one in West Germany, has a story that practically wrote itself, requiring only the presentation of all its elements. As a child, she was bullied and bore a scar from barbed wire on her face for life. At the end of the hippie era, she became the face of the German production of the musical Hair and experienced liberating times as one of the few black women in Munich. She married Helmuth Sommer and had her first daughter with him. After their divorce, she entered a golden era with that incredible erotic hit, which in its full version lasted 17 minutes. The rest is just the classic ups and downs: domestic violence, a duet with Barbra Streisand, and a new marriage... If this isn't material for a full-length documentary, then nothing is.
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