In 2006, Amy Winehouse traveled to the small Irish town of Dingle to record a session for the television show 'Other Voices,' performing songs from the just-finished 'Back to Black' and sitting for an interview in the intimate setting of St James' Church. Broadcaster Annie Mac revisits that night, piecing together archival footage of the performance with recollections from the people who were in the room, capturing how a global star ended up singing to a packed, close-quarters crowd in a small Kerry parish. The film traces what made the session different from a normal TV taping: the venue's cramped acoustics, the audience close enough to see her hands shake, and the raw versions of songs that would soon be inescapable on the radio. Mac's retrospective treats the night as a small hinge point, a low-key, unguarded performance from an artist about to become inescapably famous, caught on camera before the fame fully arrived.