So in lieu of said drama, we get pure creativity on a massive scale, co-directed by one of the greatest filmmakers of our lifetime. What this movie shows best about Billie is that she is not on stage merely to entertain – she is there to connect.

Who was it made for? Everyone. You don’t have to be a diehard Eilish fan to appreciate the artistry in music, performance and filmmaking here.

There are a couple too many scenes of smitten fans, although their devotion is striking even by pop star standards. More revealing are the close-ups of Eilish’s phone notes during preparation for the tour, decrying one set of visuals as “Lame”.

Beyond the intimacy that the myriad camera angles and impressive 3D create, there’s only so much that can be done on that score, certainly in terms of broadening this Paramount release’s appeal.