Overview
- Director Nico Ballesteros distilled over 3,000 hours of private footage shot across six years into an observational film that offers no commentary.
- The teaser opens with Ye declaring he’s been off bipolar medication for five months, followed by Kim Kardashian tearfully warning that his personality has changed.
- Scenes of Ye with his children and Sunday Service gatherings are intercut with archival clips from his 2020 presidential campaign and Paris fashion shows.
- The documentary places Ye’s antisemitic statements and the ensuing loss of partnerships with Adidas, Balenciaga and CAA within the broader arc of his personal life.
- AMSI Entertainment confirmed a September 19 release on about 1,000 U.S. screens via AMC, Regal and Cinemark with no streaming distribution announced