U.S. 2021. Documentary
byKen Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon.
The life and career of American boxer Cassius Clay, who became world heavyweight champion under the name Muhammad Ali.
U.S. 2016. Documentary
byKen Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon.
A look back at the career of the famous baseball player, who in the 1940s became one of the most important symbols of emancipation for the African-American community.
U.S. 2012. Documentary
byKen Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon.
In 1989 in New York City, five African-American and Hispanic teenagers were wrongly convicted of sexually assaulting a young white woman.
U.S. 2012. Documentary
byKen Burns.
Through photos and testimonies, we look back at the terrible drought that occurred in the United States during the thirties.
U.S. 2011. Documentary
byKen Burns, Lynn Novick.
The history of prohibition in the United States, through the figures who defended it and those who fought against it.
U.S. 2004. Documentary
byKen Burns.
The sporting and personal life of boxer Jack Johnson who, at the beginning of the 20th century, was the first Black man to become world heavyweight champion.
U.S. 2001. Documentary
byKen Burns.
The life of the American writer Mark Twain, author of the famous novels ""Tom Sawyer"" and ""The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.""
U.S. 1997. Documentary
byKen Burns, Lynn Novick.
The career and avant-garde work of Frank Lloyd Wright, a true pillar of twentieth century American architecture.
U.S. 1997. Documentary
byKen Burns.
From 1804 to 1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explored the western part of the American continent, from the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean, at the request of President Jefferson.
