This week, Mary Lucia revisits the Beatles' ‘Get Back’ documentary. “If you've watched it more than once, there's so much to unpack,” Mary says, “and I did get different things out of this one.”

This week, Mary Lucia discusses the three-part documentary series, "Nuclear Family," streaming now on HBO Max.

The film, which debuted on HBO on December 28, explores the many evolving layers of Einstein’s comedy from the people that knew him best. “He was so funny by not trying to be funny,” Mary says.

Reflecting on the life of writer Joan Didion — one of Mary Lucia’s personal heroes — Mary recommends the documentary ‘Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold,’ available on Netflix and directed by Didion's nephew, Griffin Dunne.

In this film that imagines a Christmas with the Royal Family in the 1980s, Kristen Stewart delivers a fascinating portrait of Princess Diana while Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood provides a haunting soundtrack.

Mary Lucia discusses the film “Passing," now streaming on Netflix and starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga, and directed by Rebecca Hall.

Peter Jackson’s tremendous endeavor gives true Beatles fans an intimate fly-on-the-wall perspective.

This week, Mary Lucia talks about Todd Haynes's documentary, ‘The Velvet Underground,' which is streaming now on Apple TV.

This week, Mary Lucia has something for those fascinated by the history of Minneapolis: 'Return To Skid Row,' a Twin Cities PBS Original production. 'It may have been unsavory,' Mary says, 'but it was nonetheless a community of people.'

Originally released by PBS American Masters, the documentary about the life of business leader and philanthropist David Geffen is now streaming on Netflix. Mary Lucia calls Geffen 'the most ambitious person in the world.'