Category: Media
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Fackham Hall: A Wildly Irreverent Period-Drama Parody Set to Shake Up the Genre
– A Riotous, Regency-Style Romp – by James de Pope | Vocal Media | December 2, 2025 Every few years, a film arrives that takes a familiar genre, flips it upside down, shakes out all the seriousness, and leaves audiences both howling with laughter and wondering why no one did it sooner. Fackham Hall, set…
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Exclusive Clip From Fackham Hall
– Future of the Davenport Estate – by Adam Rathe | Town & Country | December 2, 2025 The new film pays tribute to and pokes fun at period dramas. What’s not to love? “For me, all the best parody comes from a place of affection,” says Jim O’Hanlon. The filmmaker’s latest Fackham Hall—say it fast and in…
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Watching Homeland Seasons 1-2-3 After Twelve Years
– Part One – I am home after surgery, supposed to rest, and “take it easy,” whatever that means. My main job is to kill time. I open Netflix. And there it is. Homeland. For the first time, Homeland is on Netflix US, staring at me from the top row. I watched the entire show only once.…
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Stream All 8 Seasons of Homeland, Now on Netflix
– Deep Dive – by Krutika Mallikarjuna | Tudum by Netflix | November 20, 2025 For the first time ever, Homeland is now streaming on Netflix US and in most regions around the globe through mid-2027. In the age of prestige television dramas, this Claire Danes–led series was a true American obsession. Here is everything…
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Ken Burns On His American Revolution Documentary: We won’t work on a more important film
– Epic Series in the Works for a Decade – by David Smith | The Guardian | November 20, 2025 Ken Burns is no longer a mere documentarian; he is a brand, a franchise, a one-man industrial complex. When he has a new project heading for the small screen, everybody wants a part of him. Burns…
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves About the American Revolution
– Breaking the Myth – by Lex Pryor | The Ringer | November 20, 2025 When he’s not “waking the dead” from his farmhouse and studio headquarters in Walpole, New Hampshire, or his condo in Brooklyn, Ken Burns is often screening films across the nation that for 44 years has been his muse. Burns and…
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Who Voices Who in The American Revolution
– A-List Cast and Character Guide – by Tony Maglio | Hollywood Reporter | November 19, 2025 Though not especially publicized, Ken Burns’ PBS documentaries feature some of the most star-studded voiceover casts of any piece of content. The American Revolution is no exception. To spare viewers the sleeplessness that may come with trying to figure out just…
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The American Revolution Presents a Fresh Picture of America’s Complex Founding
– Our Less Perfect Union – by Robert Lloyd | LA Times | November 14, 2025 Back in 1990, Ken Burns made his reputation with “The Civil War,” a sprawling, multipart documentary that caused a sensation, set a standard and sealed the style he’s applied to practically everything he’s done since — measured and hypnotic (some would say…