A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood finally became available on demand in my neck of the woods and Chris and I watched it recently.
It's really more about the reporter (Tom Junod) who wrote this article for Esquire magazine and the relationship they had during the time he was interviewing him. I don't have any idea which parts of the movie are based in fact versus fiction, and that really isn't important. What it did was portray Fred Rogers as the most amazing listener, someone who could "hear" what people needed underneath all the shields we throw up to keep others off guard.
Recommended. I think I have mentioned before that Ed Rogers wrote a wonderful pamphlet about talking to children about death. I like to give it to adults who are struggling with what to say, and the words to use, when talking to kids about dying. It's timeless. Kind of like Mr. Rogers.