What was Beyoncé’s 2013 autobiographical documentary film called?

Beyoncé’s 2013 autobiographical documentary film was called Life Is But a Dream.

The film premiered on HBO on February 16, 2013, and was directed and executive produced by Beyoncé. It combines professionally filmed material with personal footage recorded by the singer, including video from cameras and devices used during private moments.

Life Is But a Dream covers Beyoncé’s career, creative process, relationship with Jay-Z, pregnancy, and the birth of her daughter Blue Ivy. It also reflects on the pressures of fame and the reasons she sought more control over her public image and artistic work.

The title comes from a line associated with the song “I Was Here,” which Beyoncé performed at the United Nations in 2012. The documentary was released before her surprise self-titled visual album in December 2013, so it is distinct from later projects such as Homecoming and Black Is King.