Startup.com

This documentary runs for 107 minutes and chronicles the rise and fall of govWorks.com, a startup aimed at connecting citizens with municipal governments. The film provides a unique look at the entrepreneurial spirit of the late 1990s and the impact it has on personal relationships.

As Kaleil secures funding and Tom oversees the technical aspects, viewers witness the complexities of their friendship amid the pressures of running a business. The narrative unfolds with the introduction of a third partner seeking a buyout, and the personal lives of both men, which are also affected by their venture. The film captures a pivotal moment in internet history, showcasing the highs of venture capital and the lows of a failing startup.

Available formats for collectors include DVD and VHS, making it accessible for those interested in documenting the evolution of internet businesses and friendships in the face of financial challenges. This film highlights the intersection of personal and professional lives, making it a compelling watch for anyone interested in the documentary genre.