Selena Gomez says the documentary helped her make ‘amazing’ connections

Since Selena Gomez released her documentary, she’s been interacting more meaningfully with her fans.

“I have people coming up to me right now and having real conversations.” I just want to have a great connection with someone.”

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Conversations that took place in front of live audiences in New York City included “La La Land,” “The Greatest Showman,” and, most recently, Apple Original Films’ holiday flick “Spirited.” Gomez took the stage with her producer and director, Alek Kesisian, for her documentary to discuss making an Apple original film.

“[Selena] I loved the idea of ​​someone else looking at my life and understanding it in a different way than I did myself. But if you trust someone else to interpret and look at your life and put it together in a meaningful way, Selena probably knows it might give her a new perspective. I think it was.

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The filmmakers said that Gomez would helm the project and “[ed] that faith. ”

“She knew my heart to always try to convey the essence of the wonderful Selena I’ve been through.”

“Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me” is streaming worldwide on Apple TV+.