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Diaz has said that she hopes the film asks the right questions. But it seems, in this case, that the questions are leading - and rightly so. Marcos is given all the tape she needs to hang herself.Full Review
Imelda is at its most acridly useful when comparing the former first lady's recollections with others' less sanguine memories.Full Review
Captures a complex and contradictory world figure. Imelda is by turns humorous, insightful and infuriating.Full Review
For the fascinating character study Imelda, Ramona S. Diaz was given a month's access to the former first lady, who supplies so many bizarre equivocations that it's hard to tell whether her actions were malicious or merely delusional.Full Review
