Crazy About One Direction

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This documentary looks at the intense relationship between the boy band One Direction and their fans. It features interviews with fans and examines their beliefs and behaviors.

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What happens

Crazy About One Direction is a 2013 British made-for-television documentary film directed by Daisy Asquith and distributed by Channel 4 exploring the relationship between English-Irish boy band One Direction and their fans, called Directioners. Produced during a time of extensive media coverage on Directioners, the documentary consisted of interviews with fans and explored the fandom, including Larries, conspiracy theorists who believed band members Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson were in a relationship. It received mixed reviews from critics, and significant backlash from Directioners. Following its release, Channel 4 and Asquith received bomb and death threats from Directioners who claimed the portrayal was inaccurate. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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