Overview
- Director Isabel Castro built the documentary from never-before-seen home videos and photos, much of it captured by sister Suzette Quintanilla.
- New on-camera interviews feature parents Marcella and Abraham, siblings Suzette and AB, husband Chris Perez, and bandmates Pete Astudillo and Ricky Vela.
- Marcella Quintanilla speaks publicly about her daughter's life for the first time in decades, sharing personal memories and family materials.
- The narrative explicitly avoids centering the 1995 killing and does not include Yolanda Saldívar, focusing instead on Selena's life, work, and bicultural identity.
- After winning Sundance’s Special Jury Award for Archival Storytelling and audience prizes at SXSW and Miami, the film arrives today in a global Netflix premiere.