Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir

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Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir

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This film traces Paris's music journey--from her childhood dreams to her club-going adolescence, from her debut album to her musical reinvention--weaving together concert footage, unfiltered moments, archival clips, never-before-seen home videos, original narration, and new interviews. Paris showcases how music "saved her life" following her abuse in troubled teen treatments and by the media in the early 2000's. Premiering on January 30th, this film demands to be experienced in theaters. Each chapter draws the audience in deeper, blending documentary storytelling with immersive visuals to chart the evolution of a unique pop culture phenomenon. This is Paris's story--told through music and made unforgettable through the moving image.

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Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

Jan 28

2/5

All these issues, all the allyship and advocacy, look like yet more brand accessories.

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Jake Wilson

Sydney Morning Herald

Jan 28

2/5

At nearly two hours, Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir is an endurance test for all but the most dedicated. Still, I emerged not wholly disliking its subject, and willing to believe that being Paris Hilton hasn’t been a bed of roses in all respects...

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Tara McNamara

Common Sense Media

2d

1/5

Hilton's cringey self-produced concert film brings new meaning to the term "vanity project."

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

Jan 28

A stylishly edited, but shallow, overlong and mostly hagiographic documentary.

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Emily Holmes

7h

I loved how real Paris Hilton was in her movie. She really describes in depth what she has gone through and what her life has been like. So interesting and truly amazing to listen to her songs and hear how much they mean to her! If you love Paris like I do, this is a must watch!!

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Xia

2d

Loved seeing my cousin 😘😘😘😘✅

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Jay

2d

Always been and will be The Queen 💜👑

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Jeff

3d

Amazing video diary of Infinite Icon. Totally worth the watch.

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Madonna T

4d

Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show-stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, iconic

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Jenepher L

5d

Shallow and self absorbed... Also woke af and completely out of touch with the vast majority. This is aimed at a specific crowd and in doing so it alienates everyone else. All fluff, no substance

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J.J. Duncan

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Bruce Robertson

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Paris Hilton

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Paris Hilton

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Bruce Gersh

Executive Producer

Bruce Robertson

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This film traces Paris's music journey--from her childhood dreams to her club-going adolescence, from her debut album to her musical reinvention--weaving together concert footage, unfiltered moments, archival clips, never-before-seen home videos, original narration, and new interviews. Paris showcases how music "saved her life" following her abuse in troubled teen treatments and by the media in the early 2000's. Premiering on January 30th, this film demands to be experienced in theaters. Each chapter draws the audience in deeper, blending documentary storytelling with immersive visuals to chart the evolution of a unique pop culture phenomenon. This is Paris's story--told through music and made unforgettable through the moving image.

Director: J.J. Duncan, Bruce Robertson
Distributor: CJ 4DPlex
Production Co: 11:11 Media, CJ 4DPlex
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Documentary, Biography, Music
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 30, 2026, Limited
Runtime: 1h 58m