Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan

A thoughtful, affectionate portrait that mixes archival clips and talking heads to trace how one performer reshaped what audiences saw on screen.

A thoughtful, illuminating history lesson that moves through a century of struggle with clarity and quiet conviction.

A respectful, absorbing portrait that mixes archival thrills with sober reflections on racism and greatness.

A respectful, warmly told portrait that moves at an easy clip through a remarkable life, leaving you moved and quietly inspired.

A warm, candid sit-down with famous faces reflecting on craft and struggle, informative and inspiring without much dramatic charge.

A sweeping, sobering documentary that feels like a deep dive into a fractured society, demanding patience but rewarding with profound insight.

A buoyant, affectionate time capsule of screaming crowds and candid backstage moments, easy to sink into and hard not to smile through.

A calm, thoughtful Sunday-evening window into artists' lives and work, rewarding curiosity more than excitement.

A sober, gripping retelling of a case everyone thinks they know, heavy with frustration and the weight of race and fame.

An earnest, talking-heads documentary that feels like a thoughtful conversation about representation, history and the fight for visibility.

A thoughtful, clip-rich essay that makes you watch familiar TV with new, uneasy eyes.

A warm, revealing tribute that moves between laughter and sober reflection, leaving you with a sense of purpose and admiration.