Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story (2018)

Embarking on his artistic journey as an independent filmmaker in Germany's burgeoning 90s indie scene, Uwe Boll could hardly foresee the roller-coaster ride of a career destiny had in store for him. His cinematic odyssey has seen dizzying peaks, like collaborating with Oscar laureates and commanding 60 million dollar film budgets, to crushing lows, featuring public disapproval from his own actors and relentless online petitions begging him to cease his filmmaking, amassing signatures in the hundreds of thousands. Yet, the indomitable Boll remained unfazed, continuing to churn out movies with an unstoppable fervor; a grand tally of 32 feature films marked his career before he hung up his director's hat to open a successful, upscale restaurant. Uwe Boll has already carved his name into the annals of film history, emerging as a cult figure who's legacy is as polarizing as it is unforgettable. For some, he will be remembered as the 21st century's Ed Wood, crafting films of such unique caliber, they transcend the traditional boundaries of 'good' and 'bad'. For others, he will be celebrated as the tenacious filmmaker from a humble German town who navigated the labyrinthine world of Hollywood, never once sacrificing his integrity and carving a path distinctively his own.

Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story is a documentary movie featuring Uwe Boll and directed by Sean Patrick Shaul.

It is possible to rent Fuck You All: The Uwe Boll Story on Apple TV.