Aaron Carter: The Little Prince of Pop

Directed by Jeffrey Thomas, this documentary runs for 57 minutes and delves into the life of Aaron Carter, who became famous at the young age of 9. It highlights his journey as a child star in the early 2000s, where he enjoyed success with hits like "I Want Candy" and was dubbed "The Little Prince of Pop" by Michael Jackson.

The film addresses critical themes such as mental health, addiction, and the impact of fame on a young artist's life. It features appearances by notable figures, including AJ McLean, Melanie Martin, and Hilary Duff, who reflect on Carter's legacy and struggles. With keywords like suicide and child star, this documentary offers a raw perspective on the pressures faced by those in the spotlight.