American singer and songwriter Jennifer Lopez recently premiered the first trailer of 'Halftime', a new Netflix documentary that looks back on her illustrious career.
The trailer, which was shared by Lopez on her YouTube channel, gave a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her career and put forward the singer's real persona.
During the clip, Lopez was seen breaking down and finally opening up about how vulnerable she feels following her 2020 Oscar snub for the 2019 film 'Hustlers'.
The critically acclaimed movie that failed to earn an Oscar nomination was seen as one of the biggest snubs of the year. She had put on a brave face after failing to nab a nomination but was secretly devastated.
In the trailer, Lopez was seen sobbing in bed after being overlooked for the honor by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. "It was hard. I just had very low self-esteem," Lopez lamented in a voiceover.
She added, "I had to figure out who I was and believe in that and not believe in anything else."
The documentary will primarily focus on Lopez's 2020 Super Bowl Halftime show, which saw her headline along with fellow Latin pop icon Shakira. It also features new footage of her performing at the inauguration of US President Joe Biden.
In April, Amanda Micheli's directorial 'Halftime' got selected to open the 2022 Tribeca Festival. It will screen on June 8, at the United Palace in Manhattan and will drop on Netflix on June 14.
As per Variety, the film is executive produced by Courtney Baxter, Jason B. Bergh, Christopher Rouse, and Yong Yam. Producers of the film include David Broome, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Jennifer Sofio Hall, Kent Kubena, Terry Leonard, Serin Marshall, Benny Medina, and Angus Wall.
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