I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story

About This Movie

I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story is a fascinating look at the lives of four women, each shaped by their devotion to a different boyband. The film dives into their personal stories, blending humor and earnestness. Jessica Leski's direction brings a solid structure, connecting their experiences in a way that feels genuine. The pacing is relaxed, often allowing the subjects to breathe and share their quirks—there’s a charming awkwardness that feels very real. It’s interesting how the film explores themes of identity and community, showing how fandom can be both a comfort and a source of conflict. The archival footage of the bands adds a nice nostalgic touch that complements the interviews well.

Runtime: 90 minutes, a solid length for a doc.Filmed in Australia, features a mix of interviews and archival footage.Available on streaming platforms, check for regional availability.Cinematography captures both intimate moments and concert energy.