British Filmmaker Makes Rival Sarah Palin Documentary Conflicting with 'Undefeated'

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Sarah Palin's documentary premieres tomorrow but another filmmaker has his own take on the polarizing politician.

British documentarian Nick Broomfield wants the world to see a side of Palin that differs from the soon-to-be-premiered 'Undefeated' and one of the clips he's released is sure to garner some attention.

The British filmmaker, known for such documentaries like 'Biggie and Tupac' and 'Kurt & Courtney,' has taken a more critical look at Palin's rise to fame in America's political landscape. His film features a look at the former Alaskan governor's life and interviews with those close to her including ex-legislative director John Bitney and ex brother-in-law Mike Wooten.

Check out Palin from his perspective!