Uma Garota Chamada Marina

Bad, empty, lacking information, disorganized, poor interviews, unfortunate script choices... a chaotic and boring documentary, both uninteresting and unimportant. I expected a deep journey through singer's life and career (which had great moments). However, I saw her making kind of psychoalisis for her recent dissatisfaction living in São Paulo. It is unbelievable that there was no serious discussion about her loss of voice and how it predictably impacted negatively her career (they preferred to blame how the public in Rio de Janeiro supposedly wanted her stagnation...). The sentence "I had a flu, it affected my voice" was the single moment she talked about that. There is an impressive 40-year career, but filmmaker chose to show her latest years (of decline, without really discussing it). As she is far from her best days and the movie focuses on nowadays, even soundtrack is not good. The unique good moment in the whole film was the explanation about the "Inocentes do Leblon". Everything is very sad, she deserved more.