Alone Together

Whatever you make of Alone Together as a portrait, as a document of the early 2020s, it’s authentic enough. The main question is whether you find it depressing or empowering to watch a pop star slogging away wearily just like anybody else.

Charli XCX’s drive and heart are infectious, even for non-Angels.

The documentary's sugar rush display of healthy fandom is a rarity, giving the film legs outside its pandemic novelty.

There is power in creating something that reflects the tough times we are living in, and there is even more power in coming together and celebrating it. Charli XCX: Alone Together demonstrates both in compelling detail.