Directed by Daniel Kremer, this compelling documentary resurrects the legacy of a forgotten Hollywood pioneer, Irving Rapper. Once a celebrated director of classics like Now, Voyager, Rapper's name faded from film history, his contributions overshadowed by the studio system and changing tastes. Through a rich tapestry of archival footage and insightful interviews with film historians like Leonard Maltin and Foster Hirsch, as well as colleagues and admirers including Henry Jaglom and Illeana Douglas, the film embarks on a quest to understand the man behind the camera. It explores the artistic triumphs, the personal struggles, and the complex reasons for his obscurity, painting a portrait of an artist who helped define the golden age of cinema yet was nearly erased from its narrative. "Now, Irving Rapper" is both a detective story and a passionate act of reclamation, inviting audiences to rediscover a filmmaker whose work continues to resonate.