Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed

A fast, wryly funny and increasingly tense autopsy of hubris, watching a glossy fantasy collapse into chaos and schadenfreude.

A wistful, inside-Hollywood look at creative obsession and a genius's stubborn last stand, equal parts fascinating and sad.

A sober, methodical plunge into real corporate wrongdoing that leaves you angry and unsettled rather than thrilled.

A measured, eye-opening plunge into money, ego and murky geopolitics, leaving a lingering sense of cynicism about the art world.

A gentle, moving portrait that radiates warmth and kindness, inviting quiet reflection on a life devoted to empathy.

A bittersweet, interview-driven portrait of creative ambition and its undoing, warm in nostalgia but tinged with the sadness of a dream crumbling.

A sober, talky true-crime documentary that turns family grief and legal fights over money into tense, morally uncomfortable viewing.

A warm, funny celebration that slowly turns heartbreaking as a beloved performer's inner struggles come into view.

A measured, talky documentary that pulls you into a rarefied world of money and manipulation, more fascinating than thrilling.

A slow, meditative immersion into an artist's memories, blending quiet creation with reflective storytelling that invites you to drift and ponder.

A wistful, talky retrospective that feels like flipping through a faded business scrapbook with old friends who fell out.

A soothing, gentle half-hour of watching a calm man paint, inviting you to relax and believe in happy accidents.