Framing Britney Spears, released in early February, caused a violent public reaction, and his creators are ready to work on the second part of the project.
Recall, the Spears itself is not related to the creation of a mentioned film. This is the editor-in-chief of The New York Times Liz Day and a number of its like-minded people who decided to figure out the situation with guardianship over Britney. In the film for their thoughts and observations, former colleagues and assistants of Spears, her fans and activists of the FREE Britney motion activists were shared. Also, the film contains frames of archival interviews with Britney, where she speaks of his guardianship.
In an interview, Thr Liz said: "We would gladly be happy for the second part, a lot of material did not enter the first film. After the release of the film, we have a new information that we would like to share. Now Pope Britney Jamie Spears is the main face in this matter, his name appears in all documents. But it is clear that he is not one turns things, and he doesn't benefit from guardianship. I think it is very important to understand all this. And it is important to follow the court hearings as they continue. "
Separately, Day noted that the court estimates the pure capital of Britney at 60 million dollars, but according to Liz, this amount is much more.