The first Frank D'Angelo film of the post-Barry Sherman era is approximately one-third stand-up acts (including Ed the Sock!!!); one-third a Socratic dialogue between Frank and an Uber driver (Sugith Varughese, giving easily the best performance in the movie) that was obviously filmed in one long take; and one-third flashbacks showing us unremarkable moments from the life of Simon McCabe (Frank), a would-be comedian who never got his break.

Hilariously low on tension and stakes, and almost bravely shoddy. It's…

"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" was the first piece of popular culture that I ever loved, so yes, this documentary was a very emotional experience for me. Rogers was a good man and I love him.

The reason this movie was made (and is resonating) right now is Trump. Some of the interviewees admit that if he were alive today, Fred Rogers might feel overwhelmed by the challenges of this particular historical moment. Rogers' (and this movie's) prescription for the world's ills…