This Tuesday, September 28, Netflix will premiere the documentary about Britney Spears, titled Britney vs. Spears and that will delve deeper into the life story of the acclaimed interpreter and her public and private search for freedom.
The context: The 94-minute long documentary features a two-and-a-half-year investigative work, exclusive interviews, and new documents that show the pop star’s career, his scandals, and his own legal situation.
- Directed by Erin Lee Carr, who was also behind the New York Times documentary Framing Britney Spears, it weaves a timeline of protagonists old and new, secret encounters, and Britney’s battle to end her guardianship.
- Controlling Britney Spears also premiered on Hulu, which is a follow-up to the events set forth in the first film.
- Controlling Britney Spears details a report published by The Times that revealed that Spears told a court investigator in 2016 that her guardianship had become “an oppressive and controlling tool” against her.
And now that? Britney vs Spears will be available at Netflix tos 12:00 am Pacific Time (3:00 am Eastern Time) beginning Tuesday, September 28. If the time comes and you don’t see the movie, give it a moment, hit refresh, and you should be able to play it.
- The documentary will premiere on Netflix one day before the next Britney Spears case hearing. Judge Brenda Penny, who is overseeing the case, will have the final say in deciding whether to end Spears’ guardianship.
Main source of the news: Decider
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