The documentary offers no new insights into the life of Maria Callas that we can't learn by watching her YouTube videos. Two things which pretty well negate the meaning of the title are the harsh eq on the vocal recordings which gives an unpleasant impression of her voice and also her written words spoken flatly by Joyce DiDonato. MC's interviews reveal an intelligence & intensity that JD fails to convey. These hammy 'readings' have the effect of dampening the emotional impact of how Callas expressed herself. The colourised clips are pretty and it was nice nice to see some comical moments showing her relaxing and having fun. But considering her extraordinary artistry and tragic life, this film failed to honour her with due respect.