Overview
- The three-part series begins streaming on Netflix on Wednesday, May 20, after a London premiere and advance Q&As.
- Minogue told fans at a central London Q&A that she wants viewers to see she is not invincible.
- The film uses personal footage and new interviews to trace her path from Neighbours to global pop, revisiting her 2005 breast cancer and the mammogram surge known as the Kylie effect.
- The docuseries explores formative relationships, with Minogue reflecting on Michael Hutchence’s lasting impact and Jason Donovan speaking openly about their breakup.
- Directed by Michael Harte and produced by Ventureland, the team behind Netflix’s Beckham, the project extends the streamer’s run of archival-led portraits of major cultural figures.