Casey Affleck's look at his brother-in-law Joaquin Phoenix's efforts to get his rap career up and running has generated headlines, lawsuits, and a pretty memorable appearance on "Late Night with David Letterman." Magnolia Pictures, which won a bidding war for the film, released a sneak peek at the documentary on Monday. Audiences will have to wait until September 10 to form their own conclusions about whether or not Phoenix's bizarre behavior was a genuine meltdown or a carefully orchestrated public relations stunt.
First Look at Joaquin Phoenix Documentary
“I’m Still Here” looks at a lost year in the life of the Oscar nominee/aspiring rap artist
