#117: The Disturbing Power of HBO Max's "Allen v. Farrow" (with Liddy Loree)

from Crossing Streams · host Craig Elsten

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree are back together, first offering an update on the show they are using to stem the Great Streaming Drought, "The Knick". Then, the rest of the episode is spent on a discussion of the powerful, excellently made and disturbing documentary series "Allen v. Farrow" on HBO Max.

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