The documentary revisited the savage murder-by-gang-rape of the young student Jyoti Singh in Delhi in 2012.
Sept. 30 AN AMERICAN JOURNEY Philippe Séclier's French documentary revisits some of the small towns photographed by Robert Frank in his influential 1958 book "The Americans".
There's some fine material here, but the documentary revisits familiar terrain and leans too hard on insinuation, as with the suggestion that some prosecutorial players used the original trial for (surprise) political gain.
(Scott) 'The Central Park Five' (No rating, 1 59) Directed by Ken Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, this documentary revisits the 1989 rape and beating of the white woman known as the Central Park jogger and the five black and Latino teenagers accused of assaulting her.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'The Central Park Five' (No rating, 1 59) Directed by Ken Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, this documentary revisits the 1989 rape and beating of the white woman known as the Central Park jogger and the five black and Latino teenagers accused of assaulting her.
(Dargis) 'The Central Park Five' (No rating, 1 59) Directed by Ken Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, this documentary revisits the 1989 rape and beating of the white woman known as the Central Park jogger and the five black and Latino teenagers accused of assaulting her.
(Holden) 'The Central Park Five' (No rating, 1 59) Directed by Ken Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, this documentary revisits the 1989 rape and beating of the white woman known as the Central Park jogger and the five black and Latino teenagers accused of assaulting her.
This riveting documentary revisits the genesis of the status – the 1950s and 60s, when Britain, determined to remain a force in the world, scrambled to secure its seat at the top table of global powers.
R. 'Only the Strong Survive' Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker's documentary revisits the Memphis music scene of the 1960's and early 70's, with the 82-year-old D.J. and soul music pioneer Rufus Thomas and his sidekick Jaye Michael Davis serving as anchors as they work the microphones on the Memphis radio station WDIA.
In 1982 he sued the CBS television network for libel after it aired a documentary that revisited the order-of-battle controversy.
