2022 has already been a bumper year for revelatory documentaries about musical superstars – from Amanda Micheli’s Halftime, which examines the rise of Jennifer Lopez, to Kathryn Ferguson’s Nothing Compares, which reevaluates the legacy of Sinéad O’Connor. But now, there’s yet another deeply personal and profoundly moving film that’s set to join its ranks: Apple TV+’s Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, which tells the story of the prolific multihyphenate’s struggles with her mental and physical health, and her long road to recovery.

Due to premiere globally on the streaming service on 4 November, it’s billed as a “uniquely raw and intimate documentary” which tracks the Grammy and Emmy-nominated Only Murders in the Building star’s six-year journey “into a new light” after a particularly difficult period in which she was diagnosed with lupus, depression and anxiety, and still reeling from a kidney transplant which had caused one of her arteries to break and required emergency surgery. In the director’s chair, supporting the musician and actor as she reflects on her recent past, is Alek Keshishian, who previously helmed Madonna: Truth or Dare, the sweeping critical hit which attempted to demythologise the pop icon.