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The miniseries follows five girls growing up at the co-residential Shanti Bhavan school in India, which provides free education for some of the countryвЂ™s most impoverished and underrepresented children.

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The filmmaker also has won an Emmy Honors Award for Social Impact and an International Documentary Association nomination for Best Documentary Series for вЂњDaughters of Destiny: The Journey of Shanti Bhavan,вЂќ a four-part Netflix documentary series that premiered in 2017. Her 2008 Academy Award win was for the short documentary, вЂњFreeheld,вЂќ about New Jersey police detective Laurel Hester and her domestic partner, car mechanic Stacie Andree, and their fight to share pension benefits once Hester became terminally ill with cancer. RothвЂ™s body of work includes nonfiction films that often center on women, youth and girls. The film to me is so much about that little girl.вЂќ I really wanted to keep this film in MaryвЂ™s voice, in her spirit and her essence. Roth says her team, along with BligeвЂ™s team and AmazonвЂ™s team, вЂњreally wanted something that was more textured, and a little different, and a little more even playful, but also emotional, that animation could give.вЂќ She adds, вЂњI didnвЂ™t want to do re-enactments.

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Blige shares that when she first heard the Roy Ayers song, вЂњEverybody Loves the Sunshine,вЂќ as a young girl, вЂњThere was something in that record that cracked open everything in me.вЂќ

Roth uses animation, to great effect, to show Blige as a young girl aspiring to something greater.

The film also includes listening sessions with some of BligeвЂ™s fans talking about the impact of the album, her songs and music in their lives. The documentary weaves in multiple interviews with the Academy Award-nominated singer and actress discussing that tumultuous period in her life, as well as concert footage from 2019вЂ™s Royalty Tour, in which she performed вЂњMy LifeвЂќ for the first time live, in celebration of its 25th anniversary. BligeвЂ™s My Life.вЂќ PHOTO: COURTESY OF AMAZON STUDIOS The Oscar-winning director says Blige, who executive-produced the documentary, wanted it to focus on the вЂњMy LifeвЂќ album, released вЂњat a time when she had become this huge celebrity but at the same time wasnвЂ™t feeling good.вЂќ Speaking in a Zoom press junket for the film, Roth adds, вЂњShe was really going through the darkest time of her life, and then wrote the album to free herself from the pain and trauma that she was going through - and in doing that freed so many other people who heard what she was writing and said, вЂMe too, Mary, me too.вЂ™вЂќ BligeвЂ™s My Life,вЂќ directed by Vanessa Roth and currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video. That connection is captured in the Amazon Original documentary, вЂњMary J. What resulted was not only awards and acclaim, but a profound and enduring connection forged with millions of fans around the world. Blige released her second album, вЂњMy LifeвЂќ - a collection of deeply intimate and personal songs that revealed her battles with alcohol and drug addiction, depression and an abusive relationship.

The same time she started taking part in side projects вЂ“ recording duets with other singers and contributing to soundtracks.In November of 1994, Mary J. Her autobiographical sophomore attempt My Life was released in 1994, being darker and less up-tempo then its predecessor. She immediately got down to her follow-up, while the remix album What's The 411? Remix spawned the interest to her debut work. In 1993, Blige was already christened as the Queen of hip-hop soul.

However, in 1991, the Uptown Records started working over her debut album titled What's The 411? and next year the lead-single You Remind Me saw light. She became the first female artist at the studio and mostly worked on back vocals for her mates, as the label mostly focused on the famous performers. Their representative met Mary and signed her to the label. Her mother's boyfriend took his attention to the cassette and though his hands it came to the Uptown Records. In 1988, she made a cover on Anita Baker's Rapture in a recording booth in the local shopping mall. Mary Jane Blige was born on Januand grew up in New-York, the USA.

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