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After an incredibly difficult legal battle, Britney Spears is now free from her conservatorship, which is now obviously the subject of interest for most media houses. Many organizations have released documentaries that extensively talk about Britney Spears and her conservatorship battle. But here's the catch, none of them are even&nbsp;close to the truth and Britney doesn't shy away from setting the record straight.&nbsp;
In a now-deleted message posted to her Instagram account, Britney Spears slammed a recent documentary&nbsp;about her legal battle. She said, "a lot" of what was said was untrue.&nbsp;"It's really crazy guys ... I watched a little bit of the last documentary and I hate to inform you but a lot of what you heard is not true !!! I really try to disassociate myself from the drama," the post begins.
Although the singer didn't specify which documentary she was referring to, she's likely referring to 'Controlling Britney Spears', which came out&nbsp;on September 24. It's the&nbsp;New York Times's follow-up to the Emmy-nominated documentary&nbsp;Framing Britney Spears.&nbsp;
The popstar laid out three things that upset her.
"Number one ... that's the past !!! Number two ... can the dialogue get any classier... Number three ... wow they used the most beautiful footage of me in the world !!! What can I say .. the EFFORT on their part," she wrote.
This isn't the first time&nbsp;Britney slammed a documentary&nbsp;about her life. When The New York Times released 'Framing Britney Spears',&nbsp;&nbsp;she said she was " embarrassed by the light they put me in" and that she "cried for two weeks." Although it is still unclear what she found untrue in the most recent documentary.

Know why Britney Spears is unhappy with the latest Netflix docu about her conservatorship

"It's really crazy guys!," says Britney Spears, adding a lot of what was shown in a new documentary on her conservatorship was untrue

Britney Spears is not happy with the latest documentary about her conservatorhsip 

// Britney Spears slams new documentary on her conservatorship
After an incredibly difficult legal battle, Britney Spears is now free from the court-induced&nbsp;conservatorship, which ran her life for over a decade, after her father Jamie Spears agreed to step down from the role.&nbsp;But the&nbsp;controversial&nbsp;conservatorship has been the subject of several&nbsp;documentaries.&nbsp;
// Britney says a lot of what was shown in the film was 'untrue'
Britney Spears&nbsp;recently spoke out, slamming a new documentary on her controversial conservatorship.&nbsp;In a now-deleted message posted on her Instagram account, the popstar&nbsp;called "a lot" of what was said untrue.&nbsp;
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// Britney says, she's trying to disassociate herself from the drama
She said, she watched a little bit of the last documentary and hates to inform fans that she was confused after watching it. Britney also said,&nbsp;she is really trying to disassociate herself from the drama.
// Britney was referring to 'Controlling Britney Spears' made by NYT
Although the singer didn't specify which documentary she was referring to, reports suggest she's referring&nbsp;to 'Controlling Britney Spears', which came out&nbsp;on September 24. The documentary by The&nbsp;New York Times is a follow-up to the Emmy-nominated documentary 'Framing Britney Spears'.

Singer Britney Spears spoke out days after a new documentary about her controversial conservatorship&nbsp;was released.

After an incredibly difficult legal battle, Britney Spears is now free from the court-induced&nbsp;conservatorship, which ran her life for over a decade, after her father Jamie Spears agreed to step down from the role.&nbsp;But the&nbsp;controversial&nbsp;conservatorship has been the subject of several&nbsp;documentaries.&nbsp;
Britney Spears&nbsp;recently spoke out, slamming a new documentary on her controversial conservatorship.&nbsp;In a now-deleted message posted on her Instagram account, the popstar&nbsp;called "a lot" of what was said untrue.&nbsp;
She said, she watched a little bit of the last documentary and hates to inform fans that she was confused after watching it. Britney also said,&nbsp;she is really trying to disassociate herself from the drama.
Although the singer didn't specify which documentary she was referring to, reports suggest she's referring&nbsp;to 'Controlling Britney Spears', which came out&nbsp;on September 24. The documentary by The&nbsp;New York Times is a follow-up to the Emmy-nominated documentary 'Framing Britney Spears'.
In her post, the popstar&nbsp;further elaborated on three things that upset her. One, that it was all in the past, second, she sarcastically said the dialogue couldn't get any classier, and finally, they used the most beautiful footage of Britney&nbsp;in the world.

The tiger has always been a big part of our growing up, whether they were at zoo visits or jungle safaris, the fascination around these majestic&nbsp;cats never ceases to amaze. On&nbsp;International&nbsp;Tiger Day, here are some films &amp; documentaries&nbsp;which you can watch to experience these&nbsp;beautiful tigers in all their magnificence.&nbsp;'Sherni' | Amazon Prime VideoAmazon Prime Video film 'Sherni' stars Vidya Balan in the role of a forest officer whose new assignment is to track down a distressed tigress, which has left villagers and locals terrorised. Directed by&nbsp;Amit Masurkar, the film shows&nbsp;Vidya as an upright officer who strives to seek balance in a world ridden with man-animal conflict.
'The Jungle Book' | 2016Director Jon Favreau's 'The Jungle Book' is an epic adventure about Mowgli, a little boy raised by a family of wolves.&nbsp;The film shows how&nbsp;the threat from tiger,&nbsp;Sher&nbsp;Khan forces Mowgli to flee the jungle and embark on a journey of self-discovery with the help of&nbsp;Bagheera, the panther&nbsp;and the free-spirited bear Baloo.
'Looking for Sultan' | 2017 Short film'Looking for Sultan' follows the story of Sultan, a tiger at the&nbsp;Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, who vanished suddenly.&nbsp;Directed by Gautam Pandey, and&nbsp;Doel Trivedy,&nbsp;the documentary follows wildlife filmmakers, Mike and Gautam&nbsp;on their quest to look for Sultan.&nbsp;'Decoding the man eaters of the Sunderbans'The tigers at the&nbsp;mangrove forest in West Bengal are truly an enigma. These big cats of the Sunderbans, notorious for being man-eaters, keep humans largely at a safe distance. This&nbsp;documentary follows a team of scientists who make a rare attempt to study these tigers, by venturing into the core areas.
'Tigerland' | 2019 US documentaryOscar-winning documentary 'Tigerland' has been directed by Ross&nbsp;Kauffman.&nbsp;Conservationists Pavel Fomenko and Kailash Sankhala&nbsp;make it their mission to protect these big cats from becoming extinct in Russia and India.
'Roar'&nbsp; | 2014 film directed by Kamal&nbsp;SadanahDirected by Kamal Sadanah, 'Roar' is centered around a&nbsp;commando team who enter the jungle to track down a white tigress after she killed a man. But soon the hunters become the hunted, in this riveting&nbsp;story.&nbsp;The film starred Nora Fatehi, Abhinav Shulka among others.

On International Tiger Day, movies and documentaries you must watch

On International Tiger Day, here are some movies and documentaries you must watch

Global Tiger Day is celebrated every year on July 29th as a way to raise awareness about this magnificent but endangered big cat.

The tiger has always been a big part of our growing up, whether they were at zoo visits or jungle safaris, the fascination around these majestic&nbsp;cats never ceases to amaze. On&nbsp;International&nbsp;Tiger Day, here are some films &amp; documentaries&nbsp;which you can watch to experience these&nbsp;beautiful tigers in all their magnificence.&nbsp; 'Sherni' | Amazon Prime Video Amazon Prime Video film 'Sherni' stars Vidya Balan in the role of a forest officer whose new assignment is to track down a distressed tigress, which has left villagers and locals terrorised. Directed by&nbsp;Amit Masurkar, the film shows&nbsp;Vidya as an upright officer who strives to seek balance in a world ridden with man-animal conflict.
'The Jungle Book' | 2016 Director Jon Favreau's 'The Jungle Book' is an epic adventure about Mowgli, a little boy raised by a family of wolves.&nbsp;The film shows how&nbsp;the threat from tiger,&nbsp;Sher&nbsp;Khan forces Mowgli to flee the jungle and embark on a journey of self-discovery with the help of&nbsp;Bagheera, the panther&nbsp;and the free-spirited bear Baloo.
'Looking for Sultan' | 2017 Short film 'Looking for Sultan' follows the story of Sultan, a tiger at the&nbsp;Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, who vanished suddenly.&nbsp;Directed by Gautam Pandey, and&nbsp;Doel Trivedy,&nbsp;the documentary follows wildlife filmmakers, Mike and Gautam&nbsp;on their quest to look for Sultan.&nbsp; 'Decoding the man eaters of the Sunderbans' The tigers at the&nbsp;mangrove forest in West Bengal are truly an enigma. These big cats of the Sunderbans, notorious for being man-eaters, keep humans largely at a safe distance. This&nbsp;documentary follows a team of scientists who make a rare attempt to study these tigers, by venturing into the core areas.
'Tigerland' | 2019 US documentary Oscar-winning documentary 'Tigerland' has been directed by Ross&nbsp;Kauffman.&nbsp;Conservationists Pavel Fomenko and Kailash Sankhala&nbsp;make it their mission to protect these big cats from becoming extinct in Russia and India.
'Roar'&nbsp; | 2014 film directed by Kamal&nbsp;Sadanah Directed by Kamal Sadanah, 'Roar' is centered around a&nbsp;commando team who enter the jungle to track down a white tigress after she killed a man. But soon the hunters become the hunted, in this riveting&nbsp;story.&nbsp;The film starred Nora Fatehi, Abhinav Shulka among others.

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