Diana

This documentary offers a fresh perspective on the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, utilizing archival footage that has never been seen before. It delves into her public persona and private struggles, exploring her impact on the monarchy and the world. The film aims to capture the complexity of a woman who became a global icon while navigating immense personal pressures.

Diana was generally well-received by critics, with many praising its intimate portrayal and use of previously unseen footage. Reviewers highlighted its ability to offer new insights into Diana's life and her relationship with the public and the media. Some noted that while it presented a compelling narrative, it tread familiar ground in terms of Diana's story.

• Praised for its compelling use of archival footage, offering a fresh perspective on Diana's life.
• Commended for its intimate portrayal of a global icon and her complex relationship with the public.
• Seen as a thoughtful exploration of Diana's impact, though covering well-trodden biographical territory.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the documentary's deep dive into Princess Diana's life, with many finding the use of new footage particularly engaging. The film is often described as moving and insightful, offering a more personal look at the Princess of Wales.

Nominated for the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival.

The film's director, Ed Perkins, spent over three years reviewing thousands of hours of archival material to find the footage used in the documentary.