Amy Winehouse biopic strikes a chord.

Musical biopics have long enthralled audiences by offering an intimate portrayal of the lives of legendary musicians. These films, which showcase the complexity of these larger-than-life icons and are known for their emotionally charged storytelling, have surged in popularity in recent years with the release of films like Bohemian Rhapsody (2018), Rocketman (2019), and Elvis (2022).

As we step into 2024, the trend continues with not one, but two highly anticipated musical biopics set to hit the big screen. Paramount Pictures presents Bob Marley: One Love delving into the life and legacy of the legendary reggae icon Bob Marley, while StudioCanal brings audiences Back to Black, a biopic on none other than the incredibly talented British singer-songwriter, Amy Winehouse.

Starring newcomer Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse, Back to Black promises to take fans on an emotional rollercoaster, celebrating Winehouse's music while shedding light on the personal demons that haunted her in the lead up to her tragic death in 2011. With a careful blend of storytelling and a compelling soundtrack, the film is poised to join the ranks of celebrated musical biopics, appealing not only to Winehouse's dedicated fanbase but also to a broader audience eager to witness the life stories of music legends on the silver screen.

Set to release in cinemas on April 18, Back to Black will invite audiences to take an intimate look into the woman whose soulful voice left an indelible mark on the music industry, inspiring some of today’s biggest names in the industry.