Netflix: Britney vs Spears - First trailer for documentation about the pop

I just want my life back . With this sentence, the trailer opens up to Britney VS Spears first look at the documentation on the pop star appearing on September 28th. The report on Britney Spears, their fight for freedom and against the guardianship will appear on the streaming service Netflix.

Roughly outlines, the documentary is about the long-standing process in which Britney Spears complained against the guardianship of her father James P. Spears. The guardianship had been launched in 2008 because the young Spears was not in the best mental constitution at this time. But the guardian was also persisted after the regeneration of the singer and Britney Spears made publicly exploited them in every way, which is why they wanted to end the guardianship.

Another documentation without the involvement of Britney Spears

To this lengthy process, the new documentary Britney VS Spears should turn. With the help of exclusive interviews and confidential evidence portray the journalist Jenny Eliscu and filmmaker Erin Lee Carr Britney Spear s fight for freedom , it says under the Netflix trailer. Britney Spear s participation is not the speech. That should be because the POP star actually has not worked on the documentation.

Like a source of the magazine page Six, Britney VS Spears revealed it to a other unauthorized documentation without her blessing or involvement. Like the director Erin Lee Carr the Los Angeles Times told, she tried repeatedly, Spears to contact, but without success.

Those who persecuted past reports about the singer is unlikely to be surprised. Britney Spears is known to do not want to spend their tragic past in public. Who could do it? Netflix documentary has nevertheless emerged and is likely to achieve a broader understanding in public in the public through new findings.

Incidentally, according to current information, the guardianship should finally be terminated. The appropriate procedure will all be sure to take place on 29 September, one day after publishing the Netflix documentary.

Source: Netflix

From Jonas Höger author 26.09.2021 at 11:51