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Peabody Presents Best in Documentary

The Peabody Awards present a roundtable special featuring the filmmakers of this year’s 10 Peabody documentary winners. Moderated by Tabitha Jackson, director of the Sundance Film Festival, the panels examine social issues including African American Justice and Dignity, Scientific Frontiers, Authoritarianism and Threats to Democracy, and Families in Global Conflict Zones.

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Peabody Presents: Best in Documentary

Season 1 Episode 1 | 55m 19s | CC

The Peabody Awards present a roundtable special featuring the filmmakers of this year’s 10 Peabody documentary winners. Moderated by Tabitha Jackson, director of the Sundance Film Festival, the panels examine social issues including African American Justice and Dignity, Scientific Frontiers, Authoritarianism and Threats to Democracy, and Families in Global Conflict Zones.

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