‘When They See Us’ Sees More Real-World Fallout, As Prosecutor Resigns Professorship
Elizabeth Lederer is the second prosecutor to resign since Ava DuVernay’s Netflix miniseries premiered.
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‘When They See Us’ Plaintiffs Awarded Additional $3.9M Compensation From New York State
This is on top of the $41 million settlement that New York City finally settled on in 2014.
Ava DuVernay Reunites With Netflix to Write and Direct Central Park Five Limited Series
After working with Netflix and securing an Oscar nomination for “13th,” DuVernay is heading back to the streaming giant.
Ken Burns Responds to Donald Trump’s Central Park Five Comments: ‘A Perverse Alternate Reality’
Burns co-directed a documentary about the group, who were wrongly convicted of rape.
‘Central Park Five’ Win $40 Million Settlement in Suit Against City of New York (UPDATE)
‘Central Park Five’ Win $40 Million Settlement in Suit Against City of New York (UPDATE)
Stranger Than Fiction Documentary Series Announces Winter 2014 Lineup
Stranger Than Fiction Documentary Series Announces Winter 2014 Lineup
Ken Burns Says ‘The Central Park Five’ Ten-Year Legal Battle May Finally Be Over
Ken Burns Says ‘The Central Park Five’ Ten-Year Legal Battle May Finally Be Over
Inside the TCA Awards 2013: ‘Breaking Bad’ and Louis C.K. Accept “shitty piece of plastic”
Inside the TCA Awards 2013: ‘Breaking Bad’ and Louis C.K. Accept “shitty piece of plastic”
New and Reviewed on DVD/Blu-Ray for April 24th: ‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘The Central Park Five’, ‘Any Day Now’, and More
New and Reviewed on DVD/Blu-Ray for April 24th: ‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘The Central Park Five’, ‘Any Day Now’, and More
Why ‘Central Park Five,’ Airing on PBS Tonight, Is the Most Important Documentary of Ken Burns’ Career
Why ‘Central Park Five,’ Airing on PBS Tonight, Is the Most Important Documentary of Ken Burns’ Career
5 Best Bets on TV This Week: ‘The Central Park Five’ and a Requiem for Tim Hetherington
5 Best Bets on TV This Week: ‘The Central Park Five’ and a Requiem for Tim Hetherington
New Yorker’s David Denby Names ‘Lincoln,’ ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ & More As Best Movies Of 2012
New Yorker’s David Denby Names ‘Lincoln,’ ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ & More As Best Movies Of 2012
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