The New Yorker at 100 (2025)

This retrospective documentary marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of The New Yorker magazine, chronicling its evolution from a cheeky, early 20th-century publication to a modern, formidable literary and journalistic powerhouse. Featuring rare archival footage, iconic illustrations, and interviews with legendary contributors, the film explores how the magazine shaped American culture, wit, and political discourse through eras of war, social change, and technological revolution. It provides an intimate look at the editorial process and the eccentric personalities like Harold Ross and William Shawn who defined its unique, distinctive voice and maintained its legacy of cultural authority.