You feel it as a long honest confession more than subjective portrait. And that it is the main virtue of this documentary creating not a image, hommage and life lessons but a splendid chain of testimonies about the force, vulnerability and career of a wonderful woman, from the voices and emotions of family and friends. A film about Nathalie Wood, off course but, fortunatelly, more that. A great documentary about meanings of life, posterity and , maybe, happiness. The image and words of Robert Wagner are the most precious gift.
