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The Long Song–An Aria of Grief and Strength

Written by Diana Paul on November 27, 2023. Posted in Television reviews. 1 Comment on The Long Song–An Aria of Grief and Strength

Based on the largest slave uprising in Jamaican history, leading to the abolition movement in Europe, the three-episode The Long Song is adapted from the late Jamaican-British author Andrea Levy’s acclaimed 2010 historical novel. The author has fictionalized the uprising through the story of a young girl, July. “The life of a white...

“Slavery by Another Name”—The Re-enslavement of Black Americans in the US

Written by diana on September 17, 2016. Posted in movie reviews, Television reviews. 2 Comments on “Slavery by Another Name”—The Re-enslavement of Black Americans in the US

African Americans are pulled back into slavery after the Civil War.

“The Tunnel” — Turf War or Building Bridges?

Written by diana on August 7, 2016. Posted in Television reviews. 5 Comments on “The Tunnel” — Turf War or Building Bridges?

The Tunnel This British-French bilingual thriller is a PBS television series, adapted from the 2011 Danish/Swedish crime series “The Bridge” [also remade as a 2013 American Fox series with a Mexican/American police team]. Hans Rosenfeldt, the original creator, develops this British-French version, renamed “The Tunnel”, as well. “The...

Tag: PBS

The Long Song–An Aria of Grief and Strength

“Slavery by Another Name”—The Re-enslavement of Black Americans in the US

“The Tunnel” — Turf War or Building Bridges?

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