2022·Documentary·1h 35m
7.2
★
After years in the limelight, Selena Gomez achieves unimaginable stardom. But just as she reaches a new peak, an unexpected turn pulls her into darkness. This uniquely raw and intimate documentary spans her six-year journey into a new light.
Directed by Alek Keshishian
music documentary
admiring
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Cast
Selena Gomez
Self
Raquelle Stevens
Self
Crew
Alek Keshishian
Director
Alek Keshishian
Writer
Scott Evans
Editor
Alek Keshishian
Producer
Steve Berman
Executive Producer
Selena Gomez
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Popular Reviews
289 reviews
Lucy
10.0★ · 02/21/26
yeah this made my soul ache
yeah this made my soul ache
bre
7.0★ · 12/25/25
her pr team is so detrimental
her pr team is so detrimental
Nana
5.0★ · 02/13/25
La escena con las niñas contando su compleja situación familiar entre el estudio y los matrimonios arreglados y doña Selena preguntándoles si creen en el amor. That radicalized me. Es importante tener la conversación sobre la salud mental, pero no sé si me termina de cuajar el papel de víctima perpetua. Ni fu, ni fa. (Por fin lo terminé después de dos años, lol).
La escena con las niñas contando su compleja situación familiar entre el estudio y los matrimonios arreglados y doña Selena preguntándoles si creen en el amor. That radicalized me. Es importante tener la conversación sobre la salud mental, pero no sé si me termina de cuajar el papel de víctima perpetua. Ni fu, ni fa. (Por fin lo terminé después de dos años, lol).
Diogo Magalhães
8.0★ · 08/19/24
The decision of a famous musician/actress such as Selena to release something as vulnerable as this documentary needs to be applauded. Those of us who like music and cinema might wonder if the famous people we admire go through the same things as we. Maybe they don’t like to talk about matters such as mental health and daily life struggles, let alone show them on camera. Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me is courageous, raw and moving.
I have always wondered how can actors and musicians keep up with the amount of interviews they have to give in a single day. What do they win by doing that? In one of the most interesting sequences of this documentary, we see Selena deal with interviews of various types. It’s tiresome, because this task seems to bear no sense, fuelling her mental stress. As a big music and movies fan myself, I rarely watch those interviews that seem to be prepared in an hotel room. They’re just recycling stuff we’ve seen before.
A celebrity releasing a documentary like this one is double-edged sword, because there is always going to be people who will criticise it for glorifying mental health and not doing enough, and we also have those who applaud it for showing that everyone, famous or not, goes through the same stuff.
I have always wondered how can actors and musicians keep up with the amount of interviews they have to give in a single day. What do they win by doing that? In one of the most interesting sequences of this documentary, we see Selena deal with interviews of various types. It’s tiresome, because this task seems to bear no sense, fuelling her mental stress. As a big music and movies fan myself, I rarely watch those interviews that seem to be prepared in an hotel room. They’re just recycling stuff we’ve seen before.
A celebrity releasing a documentary like this one is double-edged sword, because there is always going to be people who will criticise it for glorifying mental health and not doing enough, and we also have those who applaud it for showing that everyone, famous or not, goes through the same stuff.
The decision of a famous musician/actress such as Selena to release something as vulnerable as this documentary needs to be applauded. Those of us who like music and cinema might wonder if the famous people we admire go through the same things as we. Maybe they don’t like to talk about matters such as mental health and daily life struggles, let alone show them on camera. Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me is courageous, raw and moving.
I have always wondered how can actors and musicians keep up with the amount of interviews they have to give in a single day. What do they win by doing that? In one of the most interesting sequences of this documentary, we see Selena deal with interviews of various types. It’s tiresome, because this task seems to bear no sense, fuelling her mental stress. As a big music and movies fan myself, I rarely watch those interviews that seem to be prepared in an hotel room. They’re just recycling stuff we’ve seen before.
A celebrity releasing a documentary like this one is double-edged sword, because there is always going to be people who will criticise it for glorifying mental health and not doing enough, and we also have those who applaud it for showing that everyone, famous or not, goes through the same stuff.
I have always wondered how can actors and musicians keep up with the amount of interviews they have to give in a single day. What do they win by doing that? In one of the most interesting sequences of this documentary, we see Selena deal with interviews of various types. It’s tiresome, because this task seems to bear no sense, fuelling her mental stress. As a big music and movies fan myself, I rarely watch those interviews that seem to be prepared in an hotel room. They’re just recycling stuff we’ve seen before.
A celebrity releasing a documentary like this one is double-edged sword, because there is always going to be people who will criticise it for glorifying mental health and not doing enough, and we also have those who applaud it for showing that everyone, famous or not, goes through the same stuff.
Juli Calvo
8.0★ · 03/30/24
una bronca las amigas
una bronca las amigas