It looks like Paris Hilton likes the new documentary about her life, which includes her observations about her image and her infamous sex tape.

The film "Paris, Not France" premiered Tuesday night at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Hilton gave a few claps of applause after director Adria Petty was introduced for a question and answer session about the documentary.

The film also keys in on tabloid reports about the hotel heiress. Hilton became a tabloid target after her sex tape with then-boyfriend Rick Salomon was leaked on the Internet in 2004.

"I'm basically being judged and they're creating this false person, and I can't do anything about it," Hilton said in the film.

The film, which follows Hilton's day-to-day life, includes interviews with her parents, her sister Nicky Hilton and the Hollywood socialite's publicist Elliot Mintz.

"Paris, Not France" has yet to be picked up for a U.S. release.