Nothing but McDonald's for a month, an legendary farewell concert, triplet strangers, and a love letter to Tom Petty.

You can also watch the Buckley documentary via Apple TV. A subscription to the platform will run you $12.99 a month. The streaming service is offering users a seven day free trial so you can test things out and watch the documentary at no cost to you. After the seven days, you'll be paying the $12.99 mentioned earlier.

The new documentary is a gripping reconstruction of the daring robbery that happened in broad daylight at the Louvre Museum in Paris in October 2025.

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Widespread screening events are expanding the audience for “Free for All: The Public Library,” an Independent Lens documentary that explores the crucial role of American libraries throughout history and the crises threatening the institutions today.