Dawn Porter directs a timely docu-series titled 'Confirmed' exploring the history and inner workings of the U.S. Supreme Court.
In the wake of the increased spotlight on the Supreme Court in recent days, Showtime Documentary Films has announced a green-lit documentary series entitled Confirmed. The limited series will be directed by Hollywood bigshot Dawn Porter. Confirmed will consist of four installments documenting the history of the United States and, specifically, focusing on the Supreme Court’s rulings.
The timely nature of the show will resonate with its audience and the newly cultivated interest in the history of the Supreme Court, its judges, and their lasting legacy. The program will depict how the decisions the Court makes have an impact for generations to come, and not only American life in general but as humans’ individual freedoms and way of life.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Porter is best known for her direction in the political chronicles The Way I See It, a behind-closed-doors look into the presidencies of former Presidents Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan during their tenures that she worked on with photographer Pete Souza, and John Lewis: Good Trouble, a documentary about activist John Lewis’ pursuit of civil rights and other American freedoms.
Porter also shared some of her thoughts on the new docu-series, saying, “We’ve been working on this series for months now, but I’ve recently begun to describe it as a thriller. We literally are trying to keep up with a seemingly never-ending story of change. Showtime had the presence of mind to commission this project well before we knew what monumental shifts would occur during production. We hope everyone will tune in to learn more about one of the most powerful influences in America.
The new docu-series offers a deeper look into the inner workings of the United States Constitution and the people trusted to uphold it. There is currently no release date for the series.
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