'Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story' is set to hit select theaters on September 21, with an encore presentation on September 25, coinciding with Reeve's birthday.

This documentary delves into Christopher Reeve's life, focusing on his tragic horse riding accident and his subsequent advocacy for the disabled.

DC Studios has unveiled the first trailer for the documentary, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.

In 1995, Reeve suffered a devastating accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down, a challenge he faced with the unwavering support of his wife, Dana.

Reeve's family expresses pride in his accomplishments and the significant impact he had on spinal cord research and disability rights.

The documentary features personal archives and home movies, including previously unseen footage and insights from Reeve's three children.

Following his accident, Reeve transformed into a passionate advocate for spinal cord injury research while continuing his film career.

He founded the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation in 1996, which has played a crucial role in advancing spinal cord injury research.

Reeve passed away in 2004 at the age of 52, and the film includes heartfelt recollections from his children and late wife, Dana.

The trailer for the documentary aims to evoke nostalgia among Superman fans, showcasing Reeve's journey and life after his accident.

Critics have praised 'Super/Man' as a compelling documentary that deeply explores Reeve's life and legacy.

Christopher Reeve's legacy will also be honored in the upcoming 2025 Superman film, featuring a cameo by his son, Will.