The American singer, the owner of the Grammy Award Arian Grande announced his own film, which is preparing for the Netflix channel, posted by the Documentary Pattern Trailer "Arian Grande: Sorry, I love you" in Twitter. In this short video, the singer appears on stage and beyond its limits, arranges epic performances during the 2019 Alshlag Tour, is lost behind the scenes in the corridors of a huge complex and travels around the world to entertain his fans.
However, one moment is strongly distinguished in the video - when Grande reveals with his team and at the same time crying. "I know it was hard physically and morally, but this show accurately saved my life this year," says Ariana. Later, in his account in Instagram, the star explained that it means this film for her: "It's like a love letter to all in honor of everything we shared over the past few years. I know that this project covers only part of one tour (of all the other hundreds of shows and moments that we divided in the last six or seven years), but I just wanted to thank all of you for showing me more in this life, What I ever could dream. "
According to the artist, the film presents an exclusive view of many things in her life, as well as access to the scenes, at rehearsals before concerts, to "cult style", intimate and emotional moments, "which are the cause of its special connection with fans."