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Come Away with Me
Maria, daughter of Italian emigrants, lives with her son Santino who lives by expedients. In a small American town, inhabited mostly by children of Italian immigrants, the woman does everything to prevent her boyfriend from getting lost by taking the wrong path, so every time Santino tries to score a shot, Maria manages to blow his plans. Until one day the loving mother decides that the time has come to teach a fundamental lesson for the life of her son.
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Plot Summary
This documentary follows the acclaimed jazz singer Norah Jones on her intimate, intimate tour across North America following the release of her hugely successful debut album. It captures her performances in a series of smaller, more personal venues, offering a unique glimpse into her artistry and the connection she shares with her audience. The film showcases her distinctive blend of jazz, folk, and pop.
Critical Reception
Come Away with Me was generally well-received by critics, who praised its intimate portrayal of Norah Jones and her music. Reviewers highlighted the film's ability to capture the soulful essence of her performances and the relaxed, personal atmosphere of the tour. It was seen as a fitting accompaniment to her multiplatinum album.
What Reviewers Say
Captures the soulful authenticity of Norah Jones' live performances.
Offers an intimate and personal look at a rising music star.
Appreciated for its relaxed atmosphere and focus on the music.
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Fun Fact
The documentary was filmed during Norah Jones' "Come Away with Me" tour, which supported her debut album of the same name, an album that went on to win multiple Grammy Awards and sell over 27 million copies worldwide.
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