Tell Me Something I Don't Know

This short documentary explores the world of competitive trivia and the individuals who dedicate themselves to it. It delves into the passion, the practice, and the psychology behind the quest for obscure knowledge and the thrill of competition. The film offers a glimpse into the vibrant community that surrounds trivia events.

As a short documentary, 'Tell Me Something I Don't Know' received a modest but generally positive reception, primarily within niche film festival circuits and among documentary enthusiasts. Critics often highlighted its engaging look at a dedicated subculture and the human element within the competitive trivia scene. Audience reactions tended to focus on the film's unique subject matter and its ability to make trivia compelling.

• Praised for its unique and engaging subject matter.

• Appreciated for its insight into the dedication of trivia competitors.

• Found to be a well-paced and interesting short documentary.

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Screened at various film festivals, but no major awards were widely reported.

The film was reportedly inspired by the director's own experiences participating in trivia competitions.