These answers require better questions.

Smith’s life was sad, in many ways -- but it was also significant in so many other ways that this bumpy, questionable portrait doesn’t begin to unpack.

A solid and straightforward look at the life and times of the small-town Texas girl who for a time in the 1990s was as famous as just about anyone on the planet.

You Don’t Know Me is, ultimately, a shallow portrait of Smith, undermined by its own storytelling devices. Which isn’t to say it isn’t a fascinating watch.