Warner Bros. Pictures has released the trailer for the highly-anticipated documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, providing a captivating insight into the life of an actor who transformed into a real-life hero. Directed by Ian Bonhote and Peter Ettedgui, renowned for their film McQueen, the documentary delves into the complex legacy of Christopher Reeve, going beyond his legendary portrayal of Superman, as reported by Deadline. James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, also promoted the trailer on his official Instagram account. The film chronicles Reeve's journey from a budding actor to an international star, starting with his pivotal role in the 1978 film Superman. Reeve's performances in four Superman films established a standard for the character and cemented his status in film history. However, as the trailer highlights, Reeve's heroism was not confined to the screen. According to Deadline, the documentary explores the personal and professional hurdles Reeve encountered, particularly his devastating horse-riding accident in 1995 that left him paralyzed. Despite his initial despair, Reeve's narrative is one of extraordinary fortitude. The film illustrates how he leveraged his experiences to passionately advocate for disability rights and care, embodying a new form of heroism. The trailer unveils a collection of previously unseen home videos and personal memorabilia, offering an intimate look into Reeve's private life. It also features the first extensive interviews with Reeve's three children, who share their personal stories and reflections about their father. The documentary enriches its storytelling with interviews from prominent Hollywood figures, including Reeve's close friend Robin Williams, who provides profound insights into Reeve's personality and spirit. Produced by Passion Pictures and Misfits Entertainment, and funded by New York-based Words + Pictures, Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is a collaborative effort with DC Studios, HBO Documentary Films, CNN Films, and Words+Pictures, according to Deadline. The documentary is scheduled to debut in US theaters on September 21, with a repeat showing on September 25, Reeve's birthday. An international release is expected, though specific dates have not been disclosed.