This could have been really powerful, advocating for and shining a light on mental health, but instead it's a 90-minute promo for Selena's work and fails to scratch the surface of the issues that affect mental well-being. While I do not for a second doubt Selena's personal struggles - no one would want their child to grow up in the spotlight of fame - the people who controlled and edited this film have failed in her purpose to address a huge crisis and instead turned this into promoting the artist who pays their bills. Shame on them and a shame it missed its mark. I think it's just one for the fans.
Review of Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me
