: Re: Any documentaries or other inspirational movies about creative writing? Whenever I watch a good movie or documentary about a subject that interests me, it really gets my juices flowing and makes

If it's documentaries or similar you want then why not check out some of the many, many website out there dedicated to screenwriting or writing and watch some of the interviews or panel discussions they post. A lot of them are at an hour long, some even longer, and they will inform, encourage, inspire and educate in equal measure.

Start with cinephilearchive.tumblr.com and the try filmmakeriq.com or just search YouTube for either 'writing' or 'screenwriting' and see what comes up.

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