'Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You'
The story of the singer's career in her Sweetener World Tour is told in this featured documentary film.
Star Fall In Me
Hana (23) is a young woman trying to adapt to her new surroundings by joining a band with her cousin, Arum (22). She writes a song for their band, hoping they can make it into a music audition. But her strong desire to always be in the spotlight starts causing tension within the group. Eventually, things fall apart, and she loses her sense of direction haunted by memories of her late mother. It's through this breakdown that she finally begins to realise the mistakes she’s made.
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Hana (23) is a young woman trying to adapt to her new surroundings by joining a band with her cousin, Arum (22). She writes a song for their band, hoping they can make it into a music audition. But her strong desire to always be in the spotlight starts causing tension within the group. Eventually, things fall apart, and she loses her sense of direction haunted by memories of her late mother. It's through this breakdown that she finally begins to realise the mistakes she’s made.
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