The New Yorker at 100 (2025)

Released: 2025-08-29 Recommended age: 8+ No IMDb rating yet
The New Yorker at 100

Movie details

  • Genres: Documentary
  • Director: Marshall Curry
  • Main cast: Julianne Moore, David Remnick, Françoise Mouly, Nick Paumgarten, Paul Moakley
  • Country / region: United States of America
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2025-08-29

Story overview

This documentary celebrates The New Yorker magazine's 100th anniversary, offering an inside look at its history, cultural impact, and future. Through interviews with editors, writers, and archival footage, it explores the magazine's role in journalism, fiction, and cartoons, highlighting its enduring relevance in the digital age.

Parent Guide

A family-friendly documentary about a historic magazine, with no concerning content. Best for children aged 8 and up due to its thematic depth, but younger viewers can enjoy the visual elements.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
None

No violence or peril depicted. The content focuses on editorial processes, interviews, and archival material.

Scary / disturbing
None

Nothing scary or disturbing. It's an educational look at magazine production and history.

Language
None

No offensive language expected, given its documentary nature and focus on professional journalism.

Sexual content & nudity
None

No sexual content or nudity. The film centers on literary and artistic topics.

Substance use
None

No depiction of substance use. The setting is office and archival environments.

Emotional intensity
Mild

Mild emotional intensity may arise from discussions about the magazine's legacy or challenges in media, but it's generally calm and informative.

Parent tips

This documentary is suitable for most children, focusing on literary and journalistic history. It may interest kids who enjoy reading, writing, or art. Younger viewers might find some discussions about complex topics or historical events abstract, but there's no inappropriate content. Use it to spark conversations about media, creativity, or history.

Parent chat guide

After watching, ask your child what they learned about magazines or journalism. Discuss how stories and cartoons can influence culture. For older kids, talk about the importance of print media in a digital world. Encourage them to share their own creative ideas or opinions on the topics covered.

Parent follow-up questions

  • What was your favorite cartoon in the movie?
  • Did you see any pictures you liked?
  • What is a magazine?
  • What did you learn about how a magazine is made?
  • Why do you think cartoons are important in a magazine?
  • What kind of stories would you write for a magazine?
  • How has The New Yorker stayed important for 100 years?
  • What role do you think journalism plays in society?
  • How are cartoons different from other art forms?
  • Discuss the challenges print media faces today.
  • How does The New Yorker balance fiction and journalism?
  • What impact do you think magazines have on cultural conversations?

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