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  • Whitney:Can I Be Me? Clubink     Closing Date: Wednesday 14 June 2017

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ClubInk Members! Win Tickets to See Whitney: Can I Be Me?

Documentarian Nick Broomfield takes a candid look at the tragic life of the pop superstar.
Whitney Houston was a sure thing,  or as sure as the music industry had ever seen. A transcendent talent with pedigree and mentorship to match, she was going to be the greatest female vocalist ever. For a time, she was, and then she all-too-publicly fell short.

Documentarian Nick Broomfield and iconic music video director Rudi Dolezal offer a never-before-seen backstage look at the height of Houston’s stardom and trace with penetrating detail the forces that contributed to her shortened career and subsequent death in 2012, at age 48. Whether it be racism, religion, drugs, sexuality, self-doubt, gossip, rivalry, insufficient training, the demands of parents and the industry, a troubled marriage playing out in headlines, or the inevitable toll those stresses take from so muscular and passionate a singer, the directors leave nothing unturned. They create a picture of a remarkable woman who needed more help than she received and provide an unflinching, gripping, and wholly committed exploration of talent given and taken away, in an era obsessed with how that talent lives when the stage lights go down.

Whitney: Can I Be Me? is in cinemas from June 15, 2017. We have 10 in season double passes to give to our readers. To win: firstly, be a member of Clubink – you can sign up here if you haven’t already – email competitions@filmink.com.au, with WHITNEY GIVEAWAY in the subject line, and please include your full name and postal address. Entires close June 14, 2017.

https://filmink.com.au/2017/clubink-members-win-see-whitney-can/
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