Chloë Sevigny takes Amanda Fortini on a tour of her native Connecticut, taking in her school and her teen hangouts. 

The author and filmmaker Miranda July asks the pop superstar what turns her on, how she handles the pressure of public scrutiny, and why she’s been Googling childbirth. (Then they become best friends) 

I think I would be a good mother. I just don’t want to be one. Maybe I’ll change my mind. (You don’t know. People change. You might change your mind.)

MIRANDA JULY’S Me and You and Everyone We Know (Optimum, €24.99) will either fascinate viewers or perplex them.

No amount of solid acting, as we have here, can hide the fact that the writer-director (July) isn’t quite sure what the film is trying to say.