As the autobiopic ('mostly') of its legendary director (and co-writer - with Tony Kushner) Steven Speilberg, '50s/'60s-based "The Fabelmans" is cinematic art. Beautifully shot (duh) & performed, it tells how Gabriel LaBelle grew up in his Jewish family of successful career engineer dad Paul Dano, artistic mum Michelle Williams, sisters, 'uncle' Seth Rogan and great-uncle Judd Hirsch. Enthralled by movies from the start LaBelle makes his own through rites-of-passage like bullying & first love, as via Dano's job the tribe bounce across the US & into various dramas. Its two and a half hours fly by, as testament to the superb film-making (that all cinephiles will especially love).