The New Yorker at 100

This documentary features a variety of notable figures, including Julianne Moore, David Remnick, and Ronan Farrow, who provide insights into the magazine's evolution over the last century. The film delves into the hard-hitting journalism, era-defining fiction, and witty cartoons that have made The New Yorker a staple in American media.

The New Yorker at 100 celebrates the magazine's centennial with behind-the-scenes access to its editors and writers, as well as rare archival materials. This documentary captures the essence of a publication that remains culturally significant and one of the last survivors of print media. It combines interviews and historical footage to paint a comprehensive portrait of The New Yorker.