As Whitney reaches international superstardom with iconic hits like "How Will I Know" and "I Will Always Love You," she navigates immense pressure from the media and her own family:

Rather than focusing solely on the tragedy of her passing from accidental drowning, the film concludes by celebrating her artistry. It centers on her legendary medley, cementing her legacy as "The Voice" and one of the best-selling artists of all time.

: It highlights her strained relationship with her father, John Houston, who managed her finances and eventually sued her for $100 million.

The story of the film chronicles the meteoric rise and subsequent personal struggles of one of the world's most legendary vocalists. The Journey of "The Voice"

: The story depicts her descending into drug addiction, which begins to affect her vocal range and eventually contributes to her tragic death in 2012. A Celebratory Legacy