Leonardo DiCaprio’s performance as the free-wheeling, hedonistic stockbroker Jordan Belfort, the main player in Martin Scorsese’s film The Wolf of Wall Street, didn’t just garner an Oscar nomination. It also made the Long Island-bred businessman a cultural monolith—and for some young men, a man worth emulating. While Scorsese captured the heady highs—yachts, money, and drugs—he also included the FBI raids and messy divorces that followed. A new documentary sets the record straight on Belfort’s paper trail of fraud and debauchery. It includes interviews with former Stratton Oakmont coworkers, Belfort’s ex-wife, and FBI investigators. —Maggie Turner