Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s epic series gives a 360-degree view of the war from all sides, which will be eye-opening for all Americans, including younger generations.
TCA: “They’re just ideological footballs,” Burns said of the comparatively tiny budgets spent on programming that has a massive impact on American lives.
Production of the PBS documentary started last year.
The 10-part, 18-hour project will air on PBS this fall.
The 10-part, 18-hour documentary will be released later this year.
Burns co-directed a documentary about the group, who were wrongly convicted of rape.
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