Liz Crokins, Slave Princess.

So I was tasked with watching the quote unquote documentary titled Slave Princess,

which was directed by Jules Vincent, who I tried to find information on, but I couldn't.

Do you guys know who that is? Did he also direct out of shadows?

No, I don't believe, I think this is like a new partner.

She seemed quite proud of the production.

By the way, I also watched Slave Princess, which I regret.

I regret. I very much regret it. It's not a good movie.

It's executive produced by Liz Crokins, who also narrates the entire film.

In my opinion, this is a particularly insidious movie,

because it tries to frame itself as a non-partisan investigation into a shadowy web of conspirators

who the film alleges may have even wanted to kill Britney.

The film's talking heads are comprised primarily of social media influencers

who claim their lives have been upended by trying to dig deeper into Britney Spears' conservatorship.

The primary focus of the conspiracy is Lou Taylor,

Britney's former business manager, and throughout the film,

Crokins claims to be uncovering a twisted web of conspiracies leading all the way to the White House.

In true QAnon fashion, however, many of the claims are presented as fact with little evidence or follow-up.

It plays very much like Crokins' other film out of shadows.

As expected, Crokins not so sneakily lays in many of the foundations of the QAnon belief system

using very specific QAnon language and framing the free Britney movement

as their own brand of citizen journalism.

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