The Battle for Britney: Fans, Cash and a Conservatorship

A sober, quietly enraging look at how fame and the press can crush a young woman, leaving you sad and unsettled.

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, sobering look at the cost of fame, blending euphoric concert highs with quiet, uneasy moments of exhaustion and doubt.

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

A sober, absorbing documentary that reconstructs a notorious legal and media circus with a cool, critical eye.

A sober, interview-driven reconstruction that makes the courtroom drama feel immediate and morally tangled.

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

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

A sweeping, sobering documentary that feels like a deep dive into a fractured society, demanding patience but rewarding with profound insight.

A haunting, intimate portrait that immerses you in a brilliant talent's rise and tragic unraveling, leaving a deep ache.

A harrowing yet hopeful look at a family's fight for justice, told with raw intimacy and quiet resilience.

An intimate, present-tense portrait that lets you feel the exhaustion and vulnerability behind the spectacle, with raw moments of pain and loneliness.