This was a pretty good documentary! It was very raw and gave a really good insight into her life. It did not give a play-by-play of her success and how she got to where she was. It also was not a timeline of her career, but rather just where she is at now and how she is doing. She is 30 when the documentary was filmed, so you get to hear about her processing that and how she plans to live her life from that day forward. She shows the hardships and physical struggles she has faced and continues to deal with. I lot of this she has not put on social media and has not been written about, so it goes unnoticed. The film uses a lot go really raw camera shots. The shots are shaky and there is not really any sit down or formal interview in it. That being said, it gives the film a very honest and real vibe to it. It makes you feel as though you are just following a day in her life with her. Even though the camera was shaky and just very casual, it was still shot with a high quality camera, and the film itself was high quality. You get to see her home and where she writes, and get to meet her family. When it shows her grandmother, the camera angles they used make it feel as though you are in the room there with them. Overall, a great insight into fame and someone who has been in the public eye for so many years now, and continues to grow.
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