The New Yorker Presents
Mon on Amazon (United States)
Hiatus (United States)
1
Seasons,
11
Episodes
30 Minutes
93 tracks
America’s most award-winning magazine is brought to life in this docu-series that spotlights the writers, artists and subjects featured in its revered pages. In the pilot episode, Academy Award winner Jonathan Demme (The Silence of the Lambs) directs a documentary piece based on Rachel Aviv’s article, “A Very Valuable Reputation.” The pilot also features segments with Andrew Garfield (The Amazing Spiderman), writer Ariel Levy and artist Marina Abramovic. Oscar and Emmy winning documentarian Alex Gibney (The Armstrong Lie) executive produces.
There is almost nothing better in life than eating dinner with your partner in front of the tv, watching a great show you both like, while in your comfy clothes. Am I right or am I right?! These are shows we get excited to put on after a long day of work. (Some only after the meal is over *gory factor*)
Shows we started then got distracted by something more interesting and haven't had the motivation to pick up where we left off yet, or ones we were recommended but haven't made them a priority yet. You know you've done the same!
meaning No Other Choices !
Well... not all documentaries exactly. This is also where I stash the few reality shows I watch :)
Its too soon to be positive ! or Negative
