Wordplay

Year: 2006

Runtime: 94 min

Language: English

Director: Patrick Creadon

Documentary

This documentary explores the fascinating world of crossword puzzles and the passionate individuals who create and solve them every day. Focusing on Will Shortz, the puzzle editor for The New York Times, the film introduces a varied group of enthusiasts, showcasing their dedication and the joy they find in wordplay. From politicians to musicians, these fans demonstrate how a love of language can bring people together.

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