Amazing Grace

This documentary captures the legendary Aretha Franklin during two concerts in a Los Angeles church in 1972, performing songs from her best-selling gospel album of the same name. The footage, long thought lost, offers an intimate look at the Queen of Soul in her element, returning to her gospel roots. It showcases her immense vocal power and spiritual connection as she delivers soulful renditions of classic hymns and gospel songs.

Upon its eventual release, 'Amazing Grace' was widely acclaimed by critics for its raw power and historical significance. Reviewers lauded Aretha Franklin's unparalleled vocal performance and the immersive experience of witnessing a pivotal moment in music history. Audiences were moved by the spiritual intensity and the opportunity to see the iconic singer in such a personal setting.

• A transcendent and electrifying musical experience.
• Showcases Aretha Franklin at the peak of her vocal powers.
• A historically significant and deeply moving documentary.

Google audience: Audience reviews consistently praise the film's incredible musical performances, Aretha Franklin's raw talent, and the spiritual atmosphere captured. Many viewers found it an emotionally resonant and powerful viewing experience, highlighting the authenticity and impact of the gospel performances.

Nominated for Best Music Film at the Grammy Awards, Won Best Documentary at the Cinema Eye Honors Awards.

The footage for 'Amazing Grace' was shot over two nights in January 1972 but remained unreleased for decades due to technical issues with syncing the sound and picture, becoming one of the most anticipated music documentaries ever.