The BEST episodes directed by Andrew Rossi
#1 - Collab: Andy & Basquiat
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 4
The '80s take off, and graffiti artists inspired by pop art energize New York. Andy forms a close, fruitful friendship with Jean-Michel Basquiat.
#2 - Shadows: Andy & Jed
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 2
Andy embraces his role as a portrait painter for the rich and famous. But discontent — and disco-era hedonism — tears apart his life with Jed Johnson.
#3 - A Double Life: Andy & Jon
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 3
Fantasy propels Andy into the world of modeling and TV — and a relationship with the closeted Jon Gould — leading to explorations of drag and identity.
Watch Now:Amazon#4 - Loving the Alien
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 6
As HIV/AIDS hits NYC hard, Andy accepts a commission honoring "The Last Supper." The series takes on new resonance when he dies soon after the opening.
#5 - 15 Minutes
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 5
Andy edges into the mainstream via "Saturday Night Live" and "The Love Boat" while a collaboration deals a blow to his connection with Jean-Michel.
Watch Now:Amazon#6 - Smoke Signals
The Andy Warhol Diaries - Season 1 - Episode 1
Art offers an opening for expression and reinvention as Andy rises from grim Pittsburgh origins to become an innovative force in the New York art world.
#7 - Suit Up!
Marvel's 616 - Season 1 - Episode 5
The cosplay community is overflowing with creativity and dedication to the craft of costume building. And many individuals have found inner confidence — and lifelong friends — by embodying the Marvel characters who inspire them.
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#8 - Deadline: The New York Times
Storyville - Season 2011 - Episode 27
Documentary which goes inside the newsroom at one of the most venerable publishing institutions in the world, the New York Times. Director Andrew Rossi gained unprecedented access to America's pre-eminent news factory during one of its most tumultuous years, as the film follows its struggle to survive in a year where Wikileaks emerged as a household name and other newspapers folded. Led by people such as David Carr - a firebrand journalist and former crack addict - can the foot soldiers of this bastion of old media keep up with the torrent of information that is the world wide web?