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Oliver Sacks - His Own Life

U.S. 2019. Documentary by Ric Burns. The life and career of neurologist and writer Oliver Sacks, whose research was dramatized in the film “The Awakening.”

Runtime: 111 min.

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American Ballet Theatre: A History

U.S. 2015. Documentary by Ric Burns. A look back at the 75 years of existence of the prestigious New York dance company.

Runtime: 107 min.

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Into the Deep: America, Whaling & the World

U.S. 2010. Documentary by Ric Burns.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Andy Warhol - A Documentary Film

U.S. 2006. Documentary by Ric Burns. The life of the most celebrated creator of pop art through his work and the testimonies of those who knew him.

Runtime: 240 min.

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Ansel Adams

U.S. 2002. Documentary by Ric Burns. The life and work of photographer Ansel Adams known for his magnificent black and white photos of the American West.

Runtime: 100 min.

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New York: A Documentary Film

U.S. 1999. Documentary by Ric Burns. The history of New York City.

Runtime: 600 min.

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The Donner Party

U.S. 1992. Documentary by Ric Burns. In 1846, a caravan of Illinois settlers on their way to California face a particularly harsh winter in the Sierra Nevada that forces them to cannibalism to survive.