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Charli XCX: Alone Together
Acclaimed pop star Charli XCX teams up with her legions of queer fans across the globe to create a new album, in this warmhearted DIY documentary.
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Directors
Bradley & Pablo
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Producers
Brian Ferenchik, Ross Levine, Emma Lichtenberg
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With
Charli XCX, Huck Kwong
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USA 2021. 67min
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Language
English
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UK Distribution Blue Finch Film Releasing
When the world is thrust into lockdown in early 2020, Charli XCX does the only thing she can think to do – make music. Tasking herself with the daunting challenge of writing, recording and releasing an entirely new record in just 40 days, the singer embarks on a journey of personal introspection and creative risk taking. But while quarantine affords Charli a unique time for soul searching, she does not face it alone, instead enlisting her (predominantly) queer fans to help her craft new material. So much more than just a portrait of a pop star in a pandemic, Alone Together is a rousing celebration of creativity in a time of crisis, an affectionate tribute to Charli’s LGBTQIA+ fanbase and a timely testament to the healing powers of community in the face of adversity.
Michael Blyth
This film contains flashing images/strobing.
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