The legendary artist George Booth drew his first cartoon at the age of three, when he was scarcely old enough to hold a pencil. “I showed it to my mother, and she was fascinated by the fact that I thought it was funny,” Booth said, in 1998. “In all the years since then, I’ve never wanted to do anything else.” The 2022 short documentary by Nathan Fitch showcases the art and outlooks that made Booth a cartooning icon. Watch: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-documentary/george-booth