The Moment

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The Moment

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Jan 2026

1h 43m

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A rising pop star navigates the complexities of fame and industry pressure while preparing for her arena tour debut.

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Critics Consensus

Satirizing Brat Summer and the pitfalls of pop stardom, The Moment is a mockumentary that could've used sharper barbs, but Charli XCX acquits herself well as a presence that can bind even an unwieldy movie together.

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Sandra Hall

The Age (Australia)

Mar 10

3/5

The best lines are swamped by background noise and overlapping dialogue and the action has a zigzagging trajectory without rhythm or variations in mood.

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Wenlei Ma

The Nightly (AU)

Mar 5

2.5/5

Instead of embracing the whole brat, The Moment pulls its punches.

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Donald Clarke

Irish Times

Feb 25

3/5

The film’s sardonic edge is dulled by a reliance on stereotypical depictions of philistine self-interest. Who would dream that music-industry hangers-on would be up-speaking solipsists? Well, almost everybody.

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David Griffiths

Subculture Entertainment

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4.5/5

A brilliant mockumentary that really takes on a darker tone when you realise how many artists have had to live through experiences like this throughout their careers. This is a haunting brilliance to The Moment.

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Simon Foster

Screen-Space (Substack)

Mar 18

3.5/5

Charli, in a winning star-turn as a version of herself, fearlessly parodies her own image and integrity as savagely as she does everything else that continues to linger from the Bratosphere.

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Rene Sanchez

Cine Sin Fronteras

Mar 12

2.5/4

A mockumentary that ingeniously satirizes the current pop industry and serves as a fitting coda to Charli XCX's brat era. [Full Review in Spanish]

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ismael s

Mar 18

Brat summer for ever

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Pedro

Feb 25

It was alright I was expecting more of like funny satire behind the scenes of making brat but it’s just about Charlie Xbox crashing out and mid story about the other producers taking over the show like girl what it’s not giving brat or the moment sis it’s giving flop let’s bffr and it ends w Amazon prime watch the tour like girl 🔪 it’s a knife when they lie to you fr

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Cryptur

Feb 19

This movie cured my depression and anxiety, thank you Charli bb!

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Angelica

Feb 19

I’m anxious but 365 party gurl x

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RJ

Feb 18

great heartfelt satire

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Valerie

Feb 18

love mockumentaries, sadness & comedy was such a good mix in this. Love u xcx

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Aidan Zamiri

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Synopsis

A rising pop star navigates the complexities of fame and industry pressure while preparing for her arena tour debut.

Director: Aidan Zamiri
Producer: David Hinojosa, Charli XCX
Screenwriter: Aidan Zamiri, Bertie Brandes
Distributor: A24
Production Co: 2AM, Studio365
Rating: R (Some Drug Material|Language Throughout)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 30, 2026, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 3, 2026
Runtime: 1h 43m
Aspect Ratio: Flat (1.66:1)

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