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McQueen(2018)
McQueen(2018)
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Documentary about the life and work of celebrated fashion designer Alexander McQueen.
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Film Details
Year
2022
Duration
144 minutes
Genres
Biopics, Musicals, Period and Historical
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Known worldwide as “The Voice”, Whitney Houston was for many the greatest singer of her generation. This affectionate biopic charts her rise to fame and the trials and tribulations that besieged her personal and professional life. Beginning her singing career in gospel choirs and nightclubs, Whitney is soon plucked from this relative obscurity by a record executive and thrust into the spotlight of musical stardom. After a string of hits, Whitney struggles with her inner demons and her newfound fame but is pushed by everyone around her to continue singing and performing. Poignant and heartfelt, this musical biopic contains all Houston’s greatest hits whilst touching upon themes of race in America and the price of becoming a worldwide superstar.
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Classification
drug misuse, domestic abuse, discrimination, sex references, language
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