Donna Summer's daughter Brooklyn Sudano says making the documentary about her mother turned out to be a “very healing” process for their family who lost Summer in 2012 from lung cancer.
Her daughter Brooklyn Sudano says that Summer was a “multilayered” talent that most fans didn’t know much about.
In the documentary, viewers will see behind-the-scenes footage of Summer’s life at home with her three kids, her breakup with her first husband, Helmuth Sommer, and a lot more personal videos that Sudano said she never saw until she went looking for them. “We didn’t want to do a standard music doc where a bunch of experts was talking about her music. Although that is a valid doc, the doc that Brooklyn and I wanted to make was deeply personal and really exploring things,” he says. “Not always comfortable things, but things that really got you into the head of who this incredible artist really was.”
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