Turn Every Page: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb

A documentary film about the relationship between biographer Robert Caro and his editor, Robert Gottlieb. It may not sound like much, but if you've even been curious about the process from writing.... draft to publish this is a must. If you're a writer, it is also essential viewing. Fascinating and captivating and for someone not into this, probably a total bore. It will need a niche audience, but if you like this kind of thing you will LOVE this kind of thing! Final Score: 9/10

Best documentary I have ever seen.

Fantastic insights into the art, the craft, and the science involved in editing, research and journalism. Entertaining, too.

Excelente documentl! Lo vi dos veces y me dan ganas de escribir

Classic just like the books! Loved information on the publisher's life and how to understand - not change- the writer! Very enjoyable, fast and motivating!

One of the best relationship films ever because of the personalities involved and sensitivity of the camera!

Love letter to intellectual life in and about NY. Central Park, Jones Beach, Robert Moses, Fiorello LaGuardia, The New Yorker, The Strand -- they all play their accustomed parts. 87 y/o Caro and 89 y/o Gottlieb star as loving writer/editor adversaries in a decades-long joint effort to get Caro's research into libraries and bookstores. Pulitzers, National Book Awards. It's really a riveting story.

My husband and I think this is one of the best movies we have ever seen. It is uplifting: the two Bobs each had, and still have, an unwavering commitment to research, to directness of style, to pursuing "we'll never knows" to the bitter end, and to rendering the findings in tantalizing style. For anyone with curiosity about our world this is a must see: for the political power insights, for those interested in the power of language, and for the power of sheer perseverance, absolutely inspiring.

Both educational and entertaining. One of the best movies we've seen this season.

This is a must-see film for readers and writers. Also, it's an important film for everyone who cherishes books.