Director Ross McElwee and Hyun Kyung Kim in attendance for post-show Q&A

Forty years after Sherman’s March, his award-winning, boundary-breaking, and wryly funny feature debut about looking for love in the nuclear age, Ross McElwee is back with this masterpiece of personal documentary. In this extraordinary and bravely intimate work, McElwee deftly combines his inimitable eye for the tragic and the comic. As he grapples with the death of his son Adrian—whose coming-of-age has been a fixture of his camera over the years in films such as Time Indefinite, In Paraguay, and Photographic Memory—McElwee is also in the midst of an awkward Hollywood development deal to turn the landmark Sherman’s March into a fictional movie.