The world of artists can often be cruel, where singers and actors go through serious personal problems as a result of the pressures imposed on them in this professional market.
Documentaries are often a way to demonstrate this to the public that follows these personalities, which outline a little about the lives of these – above all professional qualifications – people.
So, RECREIO went after 5 documentaries about artists that you must watch. Check out:
1. Blackpink – Light Up The Sky
Launching on October 14, 2020 on the Netflix streaming platform, ‘Blackpink – Light Up The Sky’, a documentary about the k-pop group Blackpink, shows how the four members of the girl group became popular artists and reached to stardom.
In addition, the new Netflix production will also show personal and show archive footage of the group.
2. Super Junior: The Last Man Standing
The series ‘Super Junior: The Last Man Standing’, which launched on January 18, 2023 on Disney+, follows the Korean group Super Junior, presenting part of their history as celebrities.
Still, the feature portrays the group’s record success, first in the Asian continent and then in the rest of the world. In addition, the film features interviews with the members of the group, where they talk about their careers and reflect on personal experiences.
3. Taylor Swift: Miss Americana
Available on Netflix, the documentary was released in early 2020, and deals with the career and life of one of the biggest names in the current music scene: Taylor Swift.
The production features personal accounts of the professional trajectory of taylorin addition to emphasizing what it’s like to be the female artist who received the most awards at the AMAs and still has more than 5 Grammys.
The documentary also shows how the singer nowadays deals with the pressure that comes as a result of the exposure that Swift has since he was young, when he started his career.
4. Olivia Rodrigo: Driving to You (Sour: The Movie)
the documentary of Olivia Rodrigo on Disney+, ‘Olivia Rodrigo: Driving to You (Sour: The Movie)’, portrays the life and career of the singer of the song “drivers license”.
Still, the production goes back to the origins of Oliviain Salt Lake City, offering a more intimate view of the singer’s life, until she arrived in Los Angeles.
Furthermore, the film shows how Rodrigo became known around the world through her work.
5. My Mind & Me
In the production of Apple TV+, the details considered darker about the life of Selena Gomez are portrayed.
The documentary goes back to 2016, the year in which Selena was on the “Revival Tour”, and shows the nuances in which the singer went through the backstage of the attraction. From this, the film unfolds and goes through different phases of the life of Selena.
Source: Recreio
