Steven Soderbergh's documentary about the late storyteller and performer Spalding Gray debuted at the Slamdance Film Festival earlier this year, but even though Slamdance occurs concurrently with and in the same town as Sundance, it's difficult to go to both festivals at once. SO even though I'm dying to see the doc, titled And Everything Is Going Fine, I missed my chance back in Park City-- which is why I'm excited to see that IFC Films is distributing the movie, and has released a new trailer for it at Apple.

The film, which Soderbergh refers to as "a tribute" to Gray, is made up entirely of his performances, interviews and other video records of his life, which ended in 2004 when he threw himself from the Staten Island Ferry. Though Gray had suffered depression and was never afraid to tackle dark subjects in his work, the trailer makes the film seem more like a celebration of the man's life and work, exactly the kind of ebullient spirit that also emerged in his stage performances. Even if you're not familiar with Gray's work, it looks like a documentary worth checking out.

Watch the trailer embedded below; And Everything Is Going Fine hits theaters, including New York's IFC Center, on December 10, and will be available on-demand starting December 22.