The 88-year-old Broadway legend and New York icon as much a fixture as the Statue of Liberty, but with a whole lot more to say has made her way slowly into the Chelsea theater where the documentary "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" was premiering Friday at the Tribeca Film Festival.

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It is just as important to infuse this ideal and goal into narrative film, animation, digital media, television and theater classes (whether mainstream or independent) as much as for documentary classes, an area often thought of as the primary domain for social impact filmmaking.

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After the documentary played, the film's parents took to the stage to answer questions from the theater's packed audience.

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