A great introduction to the sordid life of Britney Spears and multiple injustices she had to face as she was pulled through a life of child acting and thrust into global stardom. Interesting that they scrapped together interviews from people who actively harmed Britney, too (like the paparazzo and the lawyer who rejoined the conservatorship). Her story is a high-profile and concise bulleted list of everything that's wrong with America's patriarchal cultural norms and I hope that's the message that…

Edit: A trans extra on the film wrote about his experiences on the set here. This movie is not for  or supporting of trans people.

Just because something is "controversial" or "doesn't conform to general notions of X" doesn't mean it's helpful or necessary.

Director Rhys Ernst seems so caught up in his personal experience of the LGBTQ community that he doesn't realize that this notion is by now outdated and just plain wrong. Ariel Schrang and her original novel…