?Nobody saw me physically for a year. I thought they wanted this. I had to destroy an entire belief system, reject it and reject it, "Taylor Swift says in the trailer for" Miss Americana, "her documentary on Netflix.
In the video, Taylor tells of the moment when she decided to "disappear" from public life, meet no one, and rehabilitate herself. "I became the person that others wanted," Swift reflects at one point.
"Miss Americana" seems to treat the way Taylor turned from a sweet girl who just said "please" and "thank you" to a more "aggressive" activist who was not afraid to openly express her thoughts. be it political. Taylor's journey into music, today the most successful singer of the decade according to American Music Awards, has not been easy.
The documentary was directed by Lana Wilson known for the documentaries "After Tiller" and "The Departure".
"Miss America" premieres tomorrow at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah in the United States. On Jan. 31, the documentary will be screened on Netflix and several select theaters.
