Directed by Erin Lee-Carr, the film will be released on the streaming service on September 28. An 18 second teaser clip has already been released on social media yesterday, giving fans a preview as to what to expect from the film.
In a follow up to Hulu's Framing Britney Spears, Britney Vs Spears will once again explore the controversial conservatorship that began back in 2008.
Captioning the trailer, a quote reads, “It’s been 13 years and it’s enough". At the start of the trailer, Britney can be heard saying in a voiceover, “I just want my life back". She can also be heard saying, "I don't owe these people anything".
Spears is then seen walking into court before a #FreeBritney protest is snapped onscreen. The conservatorship has also been described as “an epic fail of the legal system".
Along with the trailer, Netflix also shared an official poster for Britney Vs Spears. Check out both below.
Erin Lee Carter is also the daughter of US journalist David Carr. She has also worked on documentaries like I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth vs. Michelle Carter, and How To Fix A Drug Scandal .
