As the U.S. prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, Ken Burns is releasing a deep look into the fight for American ...

Ken Burns Ensures the Revolution Will Be Televised The war is over, but not the revolution, Burns says By Richard Whittaker, Fri., June 13, 2025 Tweet print write a letter ...

Renowned American documentarian Ken Burns visited the Lowcountry Wednesday to discuss his new film "The American Revolution." (WCIV) "We've had to adjust and recalibrate.

Burns was in Lexington on Thursday, April 17, to speak about his latest film, “The American Revolution,” just in time for the town’s celebration of the 250 th anniversary of the Battles of ...

Ken Burns is exploring the moment that started it all. Just before Burns'The American Revolution documentary series debuts in November, the celebrated historical filmmaker will release a companion ...

Unburying the Vietnam War To tell the true story of the conflict, Lynn Novick and Ken Burns had to revisit old wounds in the United States and Vietnam.

Filmmaker Ken Burns says his forthcoming Revolutionary War project emphasizes the diverse coalition that won the war, not Founding Father myths.

Legendary filmmaker Ken Burns says division in the United States today is as bad as it was before the Civil War, which remains the bloodiest conflict in America’s history.

Documentarian Ken Burns recently compared current issues to “three great crises” of the past in America: the Civil War, the Great Depression and WWII.

Historian and documentary filmmaker Ken Burns on a podcast said that he sees the current era situation in America as comparable to the events that happened during the Civil War, Great Depression ...

Burns made the remark while on the “SmartLess” podcast, hosted by Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, comparing current events with the Civil War, the Depression, and World War II.