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En tant que muse des classiques indépendants de Hal Hartley et scénariste/réalisatrice acclamée par la critique, Adrienne Shelly était une étoile au firmament du cinéma indépendant. Jeune mère dévouée, sa vie était sur la bonne voie jusqu'à ce que son mari la trouve morte. Depuis, le cinéaste Andy Ostroy se bat pour découvrir la vérité sur la mort de sa femme.
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This documentary does a good job highlighting the woman that Shelley was and giving us a sense of what she could have become. While I thought Waitress was overrated you could definitely see the potential that she had. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHateBadMovies.com
I remember when Adrienne Shelly died. It was a shock that somebody so young and talented could be snatched away from both her family and the audiences that admired her. This documentary by her husband reflects on her life and the loss that was created when she was killed. It’s a sad film and a powerful one, especially in the moment when, years after her death, her husband gets to talk with her killer. A moving tribute and a reminder of the talent we have all lost.