Martha Stewart has some choice words for her Netflix documentary. After the streaming platform released the documentary “Martha” Oct. 30, the 83-year-old called out director R.J. Cutler for using unflattering camera angles and leaving out massive parts of her life. Now, Stewart is keen on making a second film.

After Martha Stewart aired out her negative feedback on her new Netflix documentary, director R.J. Cutler has responded to the review and said he 'wasn't surprised' by her complaints

Netflix is no stranger to a controversial release. Just a few weeks back, Ryan Murphy's latest drama, "Monsters" earned some serious backlash, and now a new release that's already crashed into the Top 10 (currently at #4) is hitting the headlines.

Martha Stewart has *a lot* of thoughts about Netflix's 'Martha' documentary. Here's what she likes, and doesn't like about it.

Martha Stewart's ex-husband Andrew Stewart and his current wife have released a statement via Facebook after the Martha Stewart documentary.

There's a wrestling match that runs through "Martha," the Netflix documentary that paints a vivid portrait of Martha Stewart. Veteran filmmaker R.J. Cutler spars, mostly gently, with the doyenne of domesticity during the one-on-one interview sessions that anchor the narrative.

Filmmaker R.J. Cutler said Martha Stewart expressed her unhappiness with his documentary Martha directly to him but he refused to change it despite her stating that they had a “collaboration contract” and calling the film “lazy.