'Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People' Review
Review of documentary about Appalachia
'Good documentary about the cultures of the Appalachian mountain, history, and nature that can be found in the mountains. This story is written in a way that talks about the problems people in the mountain region experienced without being stereotypical. Deserves 9 stars out of 10. Would recommend to others!'
Note: While this work is not the most popular thing in the world, it is a surprisingly good and popular series that you can find that has been given 8.5 stars out of ten stars from the different reviews that were given to it on IMDB. I do genuinely think others should watch it!
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