Lebanese singer Elissa revealed a side of herself that had never been seen before in her documentary film "It's OK". In an open-hearted interview, the queen of emotions talked about her tough childhood, her family, and her personal life. Elissa talked about her parents' constant quarrels, which gave her a lesson in the necessity of making concessions in married life. Elissa also spoke about her strong friendship with her sister Norma, who she referred to as the sunshine in her life until she got married and left her alone. Elissa has learned from her own struggles and is determined to give artists their rights and avoid repeating her own sufferings with others. In the documentary, Elissa also reveals her childhood love story, which was one-sided, and her decision to retire from music for feeling wronged. However, she set up her own production company and decided not to repeat what production companies did to her, which was deprive her of her ownership rights. Elissa’s aim is not to portray her image in the best way possible but to present her full picture and experiences, both the good and the bad ones. The singer also indicated that the documentary was a challenging experience that taught her many things about herself. Finally, Elissa made a message through her official Instagram account, inviting her followers to watch her documentary, calling it "one of the hardest things she has ever done in her life."