Review: Barry Jenkins' 'The Underground Railroad' adaptation is overwhelming and triumphant
Barry Jenkins brings Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad" to TV for Amazon in a hard-to-watch adaptation that is a huge achievement.
Review: Barry Jenkins' 'The Underground Railroad' adaptation is overwhelming and triumphant
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