‘Muhammad Ali’ Review: Ken Burns Breaks Down the Legendary Boxer in Essential PBS Docuseries
The prolific documentarian delivers a must-watch series for sports fans and documentary lovers alike.
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How ‘America After 9/11’ Creates an Integral Timeline from That Tragic Day to Our Trying Present
Director Michael Kirk spoke to IndieWire about the War on Terror, misinformation, the importance of international reporting, and other topics.
‘America After 9/11’ Review: Frontline’s Outstanding Deconstruction of the War on Terror Is a Must-Watch
“America After 9/11” examines the nation’s policy failures over the last two decades and how the War on Terror has impacted the homefront.
PBS Launches Major Initiatives in Continuous Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The announcements were made today during the media company’s Television Critics Association (TCA) summer presentaion.
‘Leaving Afghanistan’ Review: Illuminating Frontline Doc Examines Country After U.S. Withdrawal
“Leaving Afghanistan” offers an insightful look at how the United States’ withdrawal from the country has affected things in the short-term.
‘Us’ Review: Tom Hollander Stars in a Crumbling Family Drama That Forgets Most of the Family
Saskia Reeves also co-stars in PBS’ latest “Masterpiece” presentation, a show that’s as in search of itself as its protagonist.
What Is ‘Philly D.A.’ and Why Is it One of the Year’s Best Shows? — TV Podcast
The heralded PBS docuseries is drawing comparisons to “The Wire” and… “The Office”?
‘Philly D.A.’: PBS Series Shows How a Key Step Toward Systemic Change Is Knowing When to Listen
The trio behind the acclaimed PBS series had firsthand experience inside one city’s push for a new kind of justice.
‘Miss Scarlet and the Duke’: Cast and Creator Surprised PBS Submitted Them for Emmy Consideration
With its progressive mix of mystery, murder, and will-they or won’t-they period romance, an Emmy nomination is an honor the show deserves.
Hold on to Your Bonnets: ‘Sanditon’ Renewed for Two Seasons on PBS, Theo James Won’t Return
The show will begin filming later this year in Bristol, England.
‘Romeo & Juliet’: Two Productions, Both Alike in Shifting How We See and Hear Shakespeare
Merging stage with film and audio drama, a pair of new versions evolve the tale via a theater in lockdown and a bilingual interpretation of the stage classic.
‘Romeo and Juliet’ Review: Jessie Buckley and Josh O’Connor Shimmer in a Retelling of a Classic
The latest adaptation of Shakespeare’s enduring tragic romance isn’t so much an update, but a hypnotic, lockdown-shot distillation.
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