the trials and tribulations of Billie Eilish ..are laid out in "Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry," the intimate, engrossing documentary that tracks the teenage sensation's meteoric rise to the top of the music industry
a year-in-the-life documentary that observes Eilish's meteoric stardom in such extreme close-up; RJ Cutler's epic yet bracingly intimate "Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry" knows that whatever makes its subject so.. interesting
a thrilling and intimate documentary on a global star. A little too long in places, it nevertheless does much to solidify Eilish's presence in the cultural sphere, and is the perfect film for her fans
a respectful look at the rise of the world's biggest musical sensation, from her own perspective and those closest to her. A treat for fans, but too conventional to fully do justice to the extraordinary phenomenon
a fascinating look at an artist and idol; Its strongest element, aside from Billie Eilish herself, is the generosity and empathy afforded to the experience of fandom
a fascinating if occasionally frustrating portrait of a remarkable young artist attempting to live out her own idea of radical honesty in an era of endless information and relentless image-shaping
by Jochan Embley [London Evening Standard ]
by Kevin Maher [The Times (UK) ]
