‘Super/Man’ trailer: Tribute to the remarkable life and legacy of Christopher Reeve
The trailer for ‘Super/Man’ gives a heartwarming look at Christopher Reeve’s story of rising to fame as Superman and his inspirational journey after a life-changing accident. The documentary will be released in select theaters on November 1, 2024.

The much-awaited trailer for ‘Super/Man’ has been released, offering a poignant glimpse into the life of Christopher Reeve, the actor who brought Superman to life in four iconic films. The trailer showcases Reeve’s extraordinary journey, from his meteoric rise as an unknown actor to becoming the defining face of Clark Kent/Superman – a portrayal that set the standard for superhero characters in today’s cinematic universe.
Christopher Reeve’s portrayal of the Man of Steel is etched in the hearts of fans around the world, but ‘Super/Man’ goes far beyond his superhero persona. The film spans his career, showcasing his diverse roles that showcase his impressive talent and range as an actor. However, the story takes a poignant turn as it shows the horror of a 1995 horse-riding accident that left Reeve paralyzed from the neck down, changing his life forever.
Watch the trailer here:
Despite a life-changing injury, Reeve’s indomitable spirit continued to shine through. ‘Super/Man’ will depict his transformation into a charismatic leader and activist who passionately advocates for spinal cord injury research and disability rights.
The trailer poignantly showcases how Reeve continued to inspire millions by pursuing his cinematic career, both in front of and behind the camera, even after becoming a quadriplegic. His dedication to his family and his tireless efforts to improve the lives of others add even more depth to his already legendary status.
Directed by Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedguy, “Super/Man” promises to be a powerful tribute to the legacy of Christopher Reeve – a testament to a man who, despite immense personal challenges, continued to embody the ideals of heroism and hope he portrayed on screen.
The documentary will be released in select theatres on November 1, 2024.