Famke Louise was followed for a year by documentary maker June te Spenke for the three-part series. The focus is more on the girl behind Famke Louise, but also the # ikdoenietmeermee debacle is discussed. “The reason why I worked on this documentary is that many people think they know me, but of course they only see Famke Louise and not who I really am in daily life,” said Famke. “I am also someone who, just like everyone else, runs into things in life. Things that shape me into who I am. I would like to open up that side of me more and show Famke Meijer instead of Famke Louise.”
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“While watching the previous documentary about Famke Louise, I wondered what else was hiding behind Famke, I didn’t really get to know her and was left with many questions,” said June. “After filming with her for six months, I finally broke through her wall. The reason I wanted to make this documentary is that with such a large platform, Famke can reach so many people and inspire them not to overcome your vulnerability. hide, but to express your fears. I think it is very brave that Famke finally dares to speak out about what happened to her. I want to show the soul of a young woman on her way to independence in the spotlights. The struggles that she goes through reinventing herself over and over again. Can she renew herself and keep following her own course, or does she allow herself to be diverted from her own path and vision?
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It is not the first time that Famke has been followed for his own documentary. The series continued in 2018 Famke Louise grand premiere. It also became clear that she and her former manager Bizzey were breaking up.
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The three-part documentary series Girl: Next can be seen at Videoland from 10 November.
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