Miss Americana

From its early scenes — home movies of Taylor Swift at the piano as a little girl entertaining loved ones with brash self-confidence — to its final moments showcasing a grown-up well on her way to activism and self-awareness, TAYLOR SWIFT: MISS AMERICANA tells a very personal story. Swift’s voice and director Lana Wilson’s camera take viewers into the singer-songwriter’s happiest moments as well as to times of her greatest vulnerability and sadness. Multiple sequences show Swift’s collaborative writing process, the thrill she derives from performing, and the setbacks that she’s had to overcome. As Swift’s story unfolds, audiences meet her supportive family, her musical team, and her adoring fans, as well as some who’ve delighted in exploiting her.