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Marlene (1984)

Retrospective on the career of enigmatic screen diva Marlene Dietrich.

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Vadim D 26 Aug 2015

One of the best documentaries for its' subject matter. Completely new, inventive, and engaging from beginning to the end.

Jeffrey M. Anderson 09 Oct 2009

The result is a fascinating document, not only of the star herself, but also of the documentary as personal process.

Private U 05 Oct 2008

One really has to give Schell credit. After Dietrich more or less torpedoed the documentary, he went back and reconceived the whole project, with results that are probably far more impressive than the original film would have been. Amazing, and, oddly enough, no disservice to his subject.

Emanuel Levy 12 Aug 2007

Schell uses the limiting conditions-Dietrich did't let him photograph her-to an advantage, resulting in a revelatory work that's more interesting because of the combative relationship with his subject, a star wishing to keep control to the bitter end

Melissa Anderson 30 May 2017

A shrewd summa of stardom and late-life legend-burnishing, wearily but no less admiringly acknowledging its irascible subject's perverse genius