2024·Documentary·1h 43m
7.1
★
A raw and honest behind-the-scenes look at the iconic superstar's struggle with a life-altering illness. Serving as a love letter to her fans, this inspirational documentary highlights the music that has guided her life while also showcasing the resilience of the human spirit.
Directed by Irene Taylor
love letter
behind the scenes
illness
singer-songwriter
power of love
touring
rare disease
semi-biographical
music documentary
resilience
human spirit
famous song
women singer
power of music
figure study
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Cast
Céline Dion
Self
Natalie Hamel-Roy
Self
René Angélil
Self (archive footage)
René-Charles Angélil
Self (archive footage)
Thérèse Tanguay-Dion
Self (archive footage)
Jimmy Fallon
Self (archive footage)
Barnev Valsaint
Self (archive footage)
Ryan Reynolds
Self (archive footage)
John Farnham
Self (archive footage)
James Corden
Self (archive footage)
Jean-Jacques Goldman
Self (archive footage)
Crew
Irene Taylor
Director
Irene Taylor
Writer
Irene Taylor
Producer
Popular Reviews
81 reviews
WeavierPRO
6.0★ · 06/17/24
Affecting but meandering; unintentionally funny while cleverly eliding some important facts; honest but unrelentingly safe. You can't not love Celine, which makes it easy to love a self-portrait. But non-fans don't get much to chew on besides a few half-remembered bangers, and a truncated medical story randomly spliced between a hagiography and some truly incredible displays of wealth (and a butler named.. Barrington?).
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Affecting but meandering; unintentionally funny while cleverly eliding some important facts; honest but unrelentingly safe. You can't not love Celine, which makes it easy to love a self-portrait. But non-fans don't get much to chew on besides a few half-remembered bangers, and a truncated medical story randomly spliced between a hagiography and some truly incredible displays of wealth (and a butler named.. Barrington?).
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
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WeavierPRO
6.0★ · 06/17/24
Affecting but meandering; unintentionally funny while cleverly eliding some important facts; honest but unrelentingly safe. You can't not love Celine, which makes it easy to love a self-portrait. But non-fans don't get much to chew on besides a few half-remembered bangers, and a truncated medical story randomly spliced between a hagiography and some truly incredible displays of wealth (and a butler named.. Barrington?).
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Affecting but meandering; unintentionally funny while cleverly eliding some important facts; honest but unrelentingly safe. You can't not love Celine, which makes it easy to love a self-portrait. But non-fans don't get much to chew on besides a few half-remembered bangers, and a truncated medical story randomly spliced between a hagiography and some truly incredible displays of wealth (and a butler named.. Barrington?).
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
Like an intimate tour curated by its own subject? This is probably for you. If you want cohesive storytelling, probative questions and true answers, then probably not. At my screening, there was someone aggressively dancing in the theatre almost the whole way through while loudly laughing at the sad(?) parts. It seemed they really, really wanted to be seen to be enjoying it, and I think that perfectly sums up our target audience
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Emma
7.0★ · 02/14/26
I love how odd this woman is
I love how odd this woman is
bianca k
celine dion is not allowed to die cause if she does i’m gonna be a fucking mess i love her so much 😭
celine dion is not allowed to die cause if she does i’m gonna be a fucking mess i love her so much 😭
Mónica Ayala
8.0★ · 03/24/25
Dios quítale todo este sufrimiento a esta pobre mujer y transferilo a Nayib Bukele
Dios quítale todo este sufrimiento a esta pobre mujer y transferilo a Nayib Bukele