Wide-Ranging and Timely Anthology Docuseries on Texas

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A three-part anthology docuseries explores the fractured identities of Texas and its artists, delving into the complexities of its red state with blue cities dynamic. The series, inspired by Lawrence Wright's book, offers a template for personal/political hybrid storytelling that could be applied to all 50 states.

May only be a three-part anthology docuseries, but in those three parts, it manages to be wide-ranging, timely and vitally important. While the inspiration is Lawrence Wright’s book of the same title, and the focus is the Lone Star State, the template set by Linklater, could be applied to personal/political hybrid storytelling delving into the fractured identities of all 50 states and the artists who call them home.

Before coming to HBO on February 27 and 28 — since Texas represents so much of what 21st-century America is likely to look like moving forward. A red state with blue cities, in which the ideology and voting interests of each demographic are far more complicated than “Democrat” or “Republican,” Texas is fantastic and problematic and fascinating in ways these three stories are only beginning to address. Were it to stand alone, “Hometown Prison” would represent one of the best films of Linklater’s long and varied career, as well as a Rosetta Stone for much of the director’s worldview

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