Elis

Elis was a strong woman, a woman of attitude, with a lot of opinions who lived a short and intense life. Among all this, she was one of the best singers of Brazil. All this is very well pictured in the film. Her short life, her loves, her fierce, and of course her premature death. I think this film have the power of delight from the young to older ones. The art direction and costume design are perfects! They are really true and convincing. The photography is so well resolved that makes you feel inside the scenes. Of course the sound track is one of the best parts of the film! Very powerful hear the songs with her own voice... About the cast, Andrea Horta is so brilliant as Elis Regina that you really thinks she is real. Her acting is so natural, true and full of energy. Just a particular show! I can say that this movie is a beautiful way to eternalize, once again, this incredible woman! I feel very happy to say this is 100% made in Brazil. Congrats to everyone involved and for the director my gratitude.

What a beautiful and sad portrait, the certainty that she was a phenomenal singer, and definitely Ronaldo Bôscoli was a terrible husband and a despicable father, he wanted a film about the dramatic lives of children after their mother's death, especially of the first-born, poor boy... The track sound of the film, perfect and impeccable, it couldn't be different, Andréia Horta is wonderful, dictatorship and repression, sad, beautiful biography, deserved...

Loved elis want to know more - but the film really is just jumping from one highlight of her life to another stuffing in any number of beautiful songs

This biographical film explores the professional and personal life of the singer Elis Regina. It offers a trip into the atmosphere of the Bresil of the sixties and the seventies. A real effort of reconstitution of the choreography, cloth, furniture, etc. has been made. The actress performs very well in different areas. Time passes quickly as it has several rebounds.

I was blessed to have seen Elis Regina upon the stage. This movie tells you a lot of what you need to know about our star's career from the start. Elis's pains and steadfast desire to be free at a sad time when freedom was half enjoyed by a few, and not at all by real Brazilians find a way to lend a voice to those muffled by a cynical and ruthless regime that should stay buried forever, and never be allowed to see the light again. But none of that matters more than the soundtrack. Oh, those songs! It's Elis. Queen Elis. Elis Regina!