Having his life story in one place for his family.

With never-before-seen footage, Beckham follows David Beckham’s rise from humble beginnings to global football stardom.

“The reason I wanted to do the documentary is because I wanted something for my family to have all in one place. Being able to talk about some topics for the first time was therapy for me. It made me feel better about certain moments and made me get over certain things.”

Sharing lessons learned throughout his life.

Arnold is a docuseries on the life of Arnold Schwarzenegger, from his weightlifting, to acting, to being the governor of California, as well as the joys and volatility of his family life.

It provides context into three key chapters of his life: athlete, actor, and American. According to the movie’s director, “it was the right time in his life, where he knew he needed to talk about things, and he was willing to do it.”

Finding her voice and sharing her life story.

Becoming is a companion film to former first lady Michelle Obama’s bestselling 2018 memoir of the same name. In part a self-examination project, it features scenes from her book tour and details interactions and conversations with fans and friends.

“If we can open up more to each other and share our stories, our real stories, that’s what breaks down barriers. But to do that, you have to believe that your story has value. Dare to be vulnerable.”

Telling his story his way.

The Last Dance is a look at the Chicago Bulls dynasty of the late 1990s that included Michael Jordan talking about his career like never before.

The documentary covers every chapter of Jordan’s career, from his rise as a high school star in North Carolina, to his emergence as a phenomenon in the NBA, a worldwide marketing force, and a cultural icon. According to producer Michael Tollin, Jordan did this because “he was ready to tell his story his way.”

Overcoming her childhood relationship with her mother.

Pretty Baby showcases Brooke Shields as she transforms from a sexualized girl into a woman who discovers her power.

“This documentary empowered me. I had never seen my life in its entirety. It made me feel very proud of my resilience and that little girl. I would be shocked as a kid to know that there would come a time that I would feel like I was enough. That one day I would be confident and like myself.”

Becoming one of the wealthiest men in the world.

This documentary traces the remarkable life, career and principles of billionaire investor Warren Buffett.

Becoming Buffet chronicles the evolution of a boy from Nebraska and the heroes who helped guide him. By allowing access to his life and never-before-released videos, Buffett offers a glimpse into his mind to help us understand what is truly important when money no longer has meaning.

Revealing her struggles with a life-altering illness.

I Am Celine Dion gives us a raw and honest behind-the-scenes look at the iconic superstar’s struggle with Stiff Person Syndrome.

A love letter to fans, this documentary highlights Dion’s commitment to her music, her fans and being vulnerable. “I'm sorry it's taken me so long to reach out to you. I've always been an open book, I wasn't ready to say anything before, but I'm ready now.”

Launching McDonald’s.

The Founder is the story of Ray Kroc, a struggling salesman in 1950s Southern California who turned two brothers' innovative fast food eatery, McDonald's, into the biggest restaurant business in the world with a combination of ambition, persistence, and ruthlessness.

The movie provides significant insights into entrepreneurship, lean manufacturing, frugality, business and breakthrough innovation.

Embracing her past to take back her power.

In Pamela, A Love Story, Pamela Anderson shares her darkest moments and laughs at herself as she takes back her power.

“I wanted to go through all the chapters of my life and feel those feelings. There are many wonderful memories, and hard ones too. I want to embrace the past and embrace the truth.”

Capturing his personality in a way the world had never seen.

This documentary offers an intimate look into the life of music and culture icon Quincy Jones.

According to Rashida Jones (his daughter and the director of this documentary), “He's so well-documented, he's so accomplished, that it's almost impossible to spend time story-telling about what he's contributed to the world and culture. I wanted to do something that captured his personality, because nothing ever has. That was the goal.”