Documentary about the phenomenal boy band One Direction.

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After placing third on The X Factor, the boy band One Direction went straight to the top, leaving puddles of hysterical fans in their wake. In between concerts attended by screaming, crying young girls, they philosophize about their opportunities, their friendships, their success and their doubts, all from the privacy of their tour bus.

For regular viewers, once the fleeting interest in gorgeous young men attempting to analyze their emotions from all angles has passed, the question arises of how and at which point such people are able to cause a short circuit in the brains of millions of girls. Consumed by hormones gone wild, squeezed into T-shirts of their favorite young pup, the wailing, weeping fans literally go insane. It can only be hoped that “One day, this will all stop”, as one of them prophesies. One aspect of this phenomenon works only in theatres: the 3D effects offer up a unique chance of watching young girls in the audience put out their hands to “touch” the faces of their idols – possibly the only good part about watching a movie this dumb.