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A shrewd summa of stardom and late-life legend-burnishing, wearily but no less admiringly acknowledging its irascible subject's perverse genius May 31, 2017 | Full Review…
A shrewd summa of stardom and late-life legend-burnishing, wearily but no less admiringly acknowledging its irascible subject's perverse genius
Melissa Anderson
I think we learn much more about Dietrich than we would have if she had submitted to the usual paint-by-numbers, fawning Biography Channel type of film. Oct 26, 2009 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
I think we learn much more about Dietrich than we would have if she had submitted to the usual paint-by-numbers, fawning Biography Channel type of film.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
The result is a fascinating document, not only of the star herself, but also of the documentary as personal process. Oct 10, 2009 | Full Review…
The result is a fascinating document, not only of the star herself, but also of the documentary as personal process.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
The bilingual parrying between the withholding diva and her frustrated chronicler often seems like Sunset Boulevard re-imagined as a radio play, with sex removed from the equation but marlenus interruptus aplenty. Oct 5, 2009 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The bilingual parrying between the withholding diva and her frustrated chronicler often seems like Sunset Boulevard re-imagined as a radio play, with sex removed from the equation but marlenus interruptus aplenty.
Bill Weber
Schell uses the limiting conditions-Dietrich did't let him photograph her-to an advantage, resulting in a revelatory work that's more interesting because of the combative relationship with his subject, a star wishing to keep control to the bitter end Aug 13, 2007 | Rating: A- | Full Review…
Schell uses the limiting conditions-Dietrich did't let him photograph her-to an advantage, resulting in a revelatory work that's more interesting because of the combative relationship with his subject, a star wishing to keep control to the bitter end
Emanuel Levy
At once enigmatic, deliberately obfuscating in nature and extremely revealing. Aug 18, 2005 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
At once enigmatic, deliberately obfuscating in nature and extremely revealing.
Ken Hanke
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