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2025
97 minutes
Archive Non-Fiction, Documentary
English
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As one of America's most iconic publications, The New Yorker celebrated a century of literary and journalistic excellence in 2025. This intimate documentary peeks behind the curtain to take an in-depth look at the people and processes that continue to propel it into the modern age. The film explores the magazine’s academic foundations from 1925 and examines its evolution into a 21st century cultural tastemaker, tracking the daily rhythms of its editors, staff writers, and legendary factcheckers as we are given rare access to pitch meetings in every department. Revealing how raw concepts are turned into deeply researched long-form essays, elaborate cover art, topical, memorable cartoons and more, this is a truly unique insight into a publication’s identity and operations. An invaluable resource for aspiring journalists and media students, The New Yorker at 100 showcases how rigorous research, editorial ethics, and structural storytelling contributes at the highest level.
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