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Watch the trailer for Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now
Here’s everything you need to know about Lewis Capaldi’s first-ever documentary titled How I’m Feeling Now.
Lewis Capaldi has finally dropped his new documentary titled How I’m Feeling Now.
The Scottish superstar has given fans an in-depth look at his career so far since becoming a household name in 2019 with his first hit single ‘Someone You Loved’.
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Since announcing the release of his upcoming documentary, Lewis also candidly spoke about how ‘vulnerable’ he feels to be dropping an intimate look into his life, admitting ahead of its release that he was ‘wildly nervous’ for it to come out.
So, how can I watch Lewis Capaldi's documentary and when did it come out?
Here’s the lowdown…
How I’m Feeling Now is available to watch now on Netflix after it dropped on Wednesday, April 5.
Lewis first shared the news about the documentary with a Netflix-style announcement, dressing up as characters from the streaming platform’s biggest hit series in the promo video, from Bridgerton and Wednesday to Squid Game and Money Heist.
How I’m Feeling Now x pic.twitter.com/POiUEjFKm7
— Lewis Capaldi (@LewisCapaldi) March 15, 2023
The documentary dropped on Netflix at midnight and it has a runtime of 97 minutes.
Lewis’ documentary has been two-and-a-half years in the making and follows the ‘Before I Go’ singer’s return to his parents' home in West Lothian as he starts working on his second album and attempts to reconnect with his pre-fame life.
The first trailer for How I’m Feeling Now dropped on March 16, showing a deeper insight into Lewis’ mental health struggles also as he gets candid about how he feels on camera.
The documentary dropped just one month before Lewis' second album 'Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent' comes out on May 19.
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