Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.

An intimate, quietly emotional portrait that lets you sit close to a superstar as she wrestles with fame, self-image and finding her voice.

An intimate, unflinching look at fame's toll that feels raw and vulnerable, offering quiet empathy rather than spectacle.

A soaring, then sorrowful, archival journey through a singular voice, leaving a lingering ache for the person behind the fame.

A brisk, archive-driven ascent through fame's highs and costs, earnest and occasionally tense, asking you to engage with the era's cultural shifts.

An intimate, unhurried portrait that lets a pop star's public glitter give way to a quieter, more personal reckoning.

An intimate, fly-on-the-wall portrait that immerses you in the whirlwind of sudden fame, creative passion, and teenage vulnerability.

An intimate, bittersweet archival journey that feels like sorting through a loved one's memories, equal parts celebration and quiet reckoning.

An electrifying, intimate concert film that pulses with cultural pride and personal triumph, blending spectacular performance with behind-the-scenes vulnerability.

An intimate, energetic portrait that follows a charismatic performer on and off stage, mixing concert highs with quieter personal reflection.

An intimate, emotionally raw portrait that balances vulnerability with resilience, offering a behind-the-scenes look at a superstar's private struggle.

A reflective, intimate portrait that lets you sit with a star's doubts and the cost of his rise.

A tender, bittersweet portrait that lets a shy artist speak for himself, moving between euphoric concert highs and quiet, painful reflection.