Ken Burns visits Criterion Closet, where he discusses the 'tragedy' that led to his becoming a filmmaker. Watch here.

Virginia’s home for Public Media (VPM) is collaborating with filmmaker Ken Burns for an event at the Altria Theater.

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Ken Burns said that, in a way, he doesn't pick the topics he examines in his movies. Instead, the topics pick him.