The film largely revolves around Britney Spears’ conservatorship battles and focuses closely on her personal struggles, arguably prioritizing advocacy over a complex exploration of all parties. Some may see it as framing Britney solely as a victim, which slightly edges into ideological territory, but it doesn’t aggressively sacrifice narrative for identity issues.

Traditional values like family and the justice system are critiqued but not explicitly undermined on ideological grounds. The film questions guardianship but doesn’t overtly attack religion or masculinity. The focus remains on individual rights and celebrity culture rather than pushing sweeping cultural revisionism.

The film presents a largely one-sided perspective, sympathetic to Britney and critical of the establishment, but doesn’t go out of its way to villainize dissenting views. Still, alternative viewpoints (supporting the conservatorship, for example) aren't explored with real depth, so it does lean toward a single narrative.