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19 October 2023, 12:20 | Updated: 19 October 2023, 13:17
Taylor Swift's Era's Tour Movie has broken box office records, but where else can we catch our 'Cruel Summer' singer on screens?
Taylor Swift has always been the 'It girl' but this cosy season she is dominating the scene. After the premiere of her Era's Tour Movie, which came out last Friday, people have been wanting to double their daily dose of Tay-Tay.
She first let fans get a behind-the-scenes look into tour life with her first concert film: The 1989 World Tour Live in 2015.
But the star really broke into the cinematic documentary world when she paired up with Netflix and released 'Miss Americana' in 2020 which documented her rise from pre-teen performances all the way to writing her seventh studio album 'Lover'.
Amazon: Prime Video seem to be riding the Swifty wave as on Thursday they added an unexpected Taylor doc, Unstoppable Taylor Swift, to their streaming platform.
The documentary unpacks the 33-year-old's journey to re-releasing her albums in 'Taylor's version'. If you've ever wondered why the star re-recorded her first six albums this is the film to get your questions answered.
It goes through the singers very "public dispute" over the ownership of her music and explores how even despite these set-backs she remains a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
"While Swift's career has faced highs and lows, her constant resilience proves she is Unstoppable," the documentary's description reads.
Taylor has released three live concert films, starting with her 1989 tour which came out in 2015. Then the Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018 which is available to watch on Netflix. And finally, this year's highly anticipated Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.
For those interested in her rise to fame as well as enjoying Taylor tunes, many film makers have created their own adaptions of the 'Shake It Off' singer's climb to success. Altogether there are 14 documentary films about the 12-grammy winner.
Here's the full list of Taylor documentaries and where to watch them.
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