Paris Hilton on Wednesday released a teaser trailer for Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir, a new documentary about her life and the making of her second studio album.
The film picks up after her 2020 YouTube Originals documentary, This Is Paris, which focused on her experience as a teenager scarred by boarding schools and teen residential treatment facilities.
"When Hilton first emerged as a club kid and fixture of early 2000s nightlife, there was no roadmap for this kind of fame," the Infinite Icon producers said in a press release. "She became a symbol of the era -- idolized, scrutinized and endlessly photographed -- as the media built her up and tore her down in equal measure."
In the teaser, Hilton shares how music "saved her life" and helped her take back her power.
The new film starts with Hilton's 2024 concert at the Hollywood Palladium, her first ever, as an entry point to her life through personal archives, unseen home videos and candid interviews and concert footage.
Infinite Icon, which comes to theaters Jan. 30, includes appearances by Nicole Richie, Meghan Trainor and Sia, and was directed by Bruce Robertson and JJ Duncan.
The documentary shares a name with Hilton's second album, Infinite Icon, released in 2024.