Back to Black opens in the UK this weekend

London (UK), April 13 (EFE) – Back to Black, a film about Amy Winehouse through the eyes of the artist, and featuring among its characters the London neighbourhood of Camden, where she lived, opens this weekend in the UK. The feature film, directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson (’50 Shades of Grey’), was shot on the streets and canals of this area of ​​London, which, according to the director, “was part of Amy’s life and destiny”. For the producers, it was important to record the film there, where, according to music producer Giles Martin, beauty and decadence continue to coexist: “I think it represents what Amy felt; I love that she dreamt of Carnegie Hall and the local Ronnie Scott’s Hall.” But deep down she was a Camden girl in every sense of the word.” Photos: Guillermo Garrido. Includes mural resources on the streets of Camden, London, UK, and totals. Translations: 1.- Amelie Timothy, tourist “Every time I use eyeliner I remember her.” 2.- Maxime Loisel, student “He’s an important person in Camden.” 3.- Renard Timothy, tourist “A poor girl attacked by the system and the media. A sad story again, from rock and roll.”