Miley Cyrus' ‘Something Beautiful' Film Is Coming to Theaters for One Night Only
In the preview posted to Instagram, Cyrus appears in various avant-garde looks — including the crystal headpiece that appears on the cover of Something Beautiful — while singing 'More to Lose,' which dropped May 9 as the latest single from the upcoming album. At different points, she straddles a motorcycle, rolls around on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and stares down the camera with tears in her eyes. In one scene, rain falls on her as she wraps her arms around Morando — whom she's been dating for about four years — and the pair share a romantic kiss.
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'If I break away any bodies between us, would you promise that I'm enough?' Cyrus says in a voice-over.
'SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL IN CINEMAS ONE NIGHT ONLY,' the Grammy winner revealed in her caption. 'US & CANADA JUNE 12 / INTERNATIONAL JUNE 27.'
Tickets for the Something Beautiful theater experience will go on sale May 22 on Cyrus' website. Its big-screen release on June 12 will come just a few days after the film premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on June 6 — one week after the Something Beautiful album drops May 30.
'Something Beautiful is my dream project come true — fashion, film and original music coexisting in harmony,' the 'Flowers' singer said in a statement. 'Each collaborator has used their expertise to make this fantasy a reality.'
Cyrus has been getting fans ready for her new album for weeks, releasing its first singles, 'Prelude' and title track 'Something Beautiful,' on the last day of March. Even before she announced the LP earlier that month, the Hannah Montana alum had teased that she wanted to make a visual album inspired by Pink Floyd's The Wall.
See Cyrus' announcement and the trailer for her Something Beautiful film below.
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