Fun week on the DOC website this week. I had the opportunity to dig into the wonderful worlds of three different films that I can’t encourage you to check out enough. From the iconic classic “Jazz on a Summer’s Day,” to the hard-edged wartime truths of “John Huston’s War Stories” to the incredible human journeys that mark the films of Adrian and Roko Belic, I’m hopeful our readers will be as fired up to seek out these films as I was to have an opportunity to write about them. In the case of Midge Mackenzie’s film “John Huston’s War Stories,” you won’t have to look far, as the film will actually be premiering here on DOC a little later in the month. I hope that if you consider yourself a movie buff and all you know of John Huston is that he directed the “Maltese Falcon” and fathered Angelica, that you’ll emerge on the other side with a deepened perspective of one of our all-time greatest filmmakers. I look forward to hearing any thoughts or comments you might have and hope you’ll drop us a line at viewers@documentarychannel.com.