Barbra Streisand, the iconic singer and actress, is set to have her life story showcased in a new multi-part documentary directed by Frank Marshall, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker. This documentary project, announced by Sony Music Vision, comes a year after Streisand released a detailed 1,000-page memoir. The documentary, which is currently without a title or release date, will delve into Streisand’s personal archives to unveil rare video footage, photographs, and audio recordings.

The 82-year-old star expressed her excitement about sharing the extensive content she has amassed over the years, stating that these treasures hold her most beloved memories that have not been seen or heard by the public. Alex Gibney, a renowned documentary producer known for his work on various subjects like Paul Simon and Steve Jobs, will be on board as the producer of this project. Streisand conveyed her delight in Gibney and Marshall joining her on this collaborative journey.

Frank Marshall, the director behind documentaries about music legends like the Beach Boys and the Bee Gees, as well as a producer of blockbuster films such as “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and “The Sixth Sense,” highlighted that the documentary will illuminate Streisand’s enduring iconic status across generations and around the world. The collaboration between Sony Music Vision and Columbia Records, Streisand’s long-time record label, will bring this project to audiences worldwide.

This upcoming documentary promises to offer a unique and intimate look into the life and career of one of the most influential figures in the entertainment industry. Streisand’s unparalleled talent and remarkable journey are sure to captivate fans and viewers as they get a glimpse behind the scenes at the personal moments and milestones that have shaped her extraordinary legacy. Stay tuned for further updates on this highly anticipated film project.