NETFLIX’S upcoming Britney Spears documentary “Britney vs. Spears” will debut Sept. 28. The next day, Sept. 29, marks the most significant court hearing, to date in the singer’s long and drawn-out legal battle, as she fights for her freedom out of the conservatorship that she’s been under for more than a decade with her father, Jamie Spears, largely acting as her sole conservator. In the trailer, the pop star’s voice is heard from an audio recording from her June 23 testimony at the Los Angeles Superior Courthouse, where she addressed the court for the first time publicly, telling the judge that she is traumatized and pleading, “I just want my life back.” “I’ve worked my whole life,” Spears’ voiceover is heard saying in the trailer. “I don’t owe these people anything.” The documentary’s title, “Britney vs Spears,” is a play on the singer’s battle against her father, who she has accused of “conservatorship abuse,” asking a judge this summer to “press charges” against him. The project, directed by filmmaker Erin Lee Carr, has been in the works for over a year. The documentary will center around Spears’ conservatorship, posing questions about the necessity of the highly unusual legal arrangement and the alleged corruption of her father’s involvement, plus, the larger issues with conservatorship laws and the overall justice system.(SD-Agencies) | 