Instead of watching Fox's On The Lot, I just watched this again. It was much better time spent because this doc is seriously Film School 101 and will make you want to make a movie!

My personal favorite documentary. It follows Kevin Smith from his childhood, through high school, his time at the quick stop, film school, every aspect of the production of Clerks, the festival experience, and finally the after-effects of Clerks.

"Ira Hayes....
Ira Hayes....
Call him drunken Hayes,
He won't answer anymore.
Not the whiskey drunken Indian or the man who went to war."

Not a bad documentary about the rise of a great low-budget film. I guess it is a must see for all young filmmakers.

Great documentary that privides an interesting and funny insight into the rise of an independent classic!

An interesting, and often hilarious look at behind the scenes of Clerks and it's rise to popularity.

A great, in depth documentary on the conceiving, making, executing, and releasing of Clerks. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in film making, for the editing and filming of this, AND how you can release a movie made with you in your frien... (read more) A great, in depth documentary on the conceiving, making, executing, and releasing of Clerks. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in film making, for the editing and filming of this, AND how you can release a movie made with you in your friends, at your work, with 27,000 bucks. Excellent.