Fuck You, Fuck You Very Much (1998)
Overview
In 1996, the artist Leila K was nominated for the best album award, for her album "Manic Panic", in the Swedish Grammis Gallan. She ultimately lost the award to Dilba, and didn't take it very well. The day after, the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet published a story about Leila K peeing on the floor at the award ceremony. Leila K filed a lawsuit against them, and was offered a chance to redeem herself. The documentary also covers how Leila K built her career and stardom, from the beginning with Rob'n'Raz and their world wide mega hit "Got To Get" in 1989, up to her second album of her solo career.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 1.571 |
Directed By
Göran Olsson
TOP CAST
Leila K
Self
Lutricia McNeal
Self
Charlotte Perrelli
Self
Dilba Demirbag
Self
Björn Ulvaeus
Self
Per Gessle
Self
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