Amy Winehouse sits for an interview alongside her father Mitch as her album Back to Black closes out 2007 on its way to five-times platinum status in the UK, making it the country's best-selling record of the year. The film pairs that career snapshot with performance footage spanning small clubs and television studios, including an early acoustic take of "There Is No Greater Love" and her Brit Awards rendition of "Rehab". Behind-the-scenes material from live shows fills in the gaps between the finished performances, showing soundchecks and preparation rather than just the stage. Mitch Winehouse's presence on camera gives the film a family perspective alongside the industry one, a father discussing a daughter whose year has been defined by both commercial success and constant tabloid attention. Timed to the release of the companion recording "I Told You I Was Trouble", the documentary works as a document of a specific moment: an artist at a commercial peak, captured in interviews and stage footage before the trajectory of her story changes.