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Maverick: The Epic Adventures of David Lean explores the career of the director behind enduring classics like Lawrence of Arabia and some forgotten gems worth rediscovering.
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Ron Howard offers a documentary portrait of fashion photographer Richard Avedon that captures his portfolio with a wider lens.
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Actor Martin Short receives a surprisingly serious documentary profile in Marty, Life Is Short, which looks at laughter's ability to push through hard times.
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Dona Onete--This Tiny Piece of My Heart is an uplifting profile of Brazil’s octogenarian star singer-songwriter.
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Kenny Loggins: Convictions of the Heart is a doc portrait made strictly for fans and offers lots of nostalgia, but little insight.
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Rough Trade rocker Carole Pope considers her groundbreaking career as she continues hustling from gig to gig in Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions.
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Antidiva explores the life, music, and legacy of rock icon Carole Pope.
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Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels proves an evasive subject in this portrait of his life and career, but director Morgan Neville rises to the challenge of (sort of) pinning him down.
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