Or Britney Spears for that matter, though a spate of concern trolling documentaries say otherwise
. Like those projects—which Spears has expressed contempt for—presents a new way to gawk at the misfortunes of young Hollywood women, offering infantilizing morals around the pitfalls of fame and the fragility of their subjects while making experts of the people who profited off criticizing these women to their breaking points.was released, not much was known about the conservatorship in which Spears had been trapped for over a decade, not even whether or not Spears wanted out.
While it’s possible that Spears would have never been released from a situation that sounds incredibly abusive without the outrage at the allegations made in, the coverage also spawned an insidious new spate of “documentaries” that are little more thanWhat Happened, Brittany Murphy? The film’s title promises some sort of investigation into Murphy’s death. But the film seems to counter that explanation with conspiracy theories about Murphy’s husband Monjack, who died under similar circumstances six months after Murphy; his relationship with his mother-in-law; and the mold in her house. Ultimately,concludes that what happened is exactly what the coroner said happened.
, and Sam Lutfi, whose proximity to Spears at the same time also seemed to be lucrative. Both men are allowed to tell their sides of the story completely unquestioned, despite the guise of “investigating” Spears’s circumstances.
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