Kingdom of Us (2017)

Kingdom of Us: Directed by Lucy Cohen. With Jamie-Jodie Shanks, Kacie-Kimie Shanks, Lorie-Lanie Shanks, Mirie-Marie Shanks. A father’s suicide sends a family of eight on a journey through childhood memories and treacherous emotional waters in this poignant documentary.

“In the past few months, the world has witnessed a dramatic transformation. Well… maybe not very dramatic, or even much of a transformation either, but itu0026#39;s still an event that rarely happens in the world of entertainment. Just a couple short months ago, CBS, then by far the least threatening and underachieving of the four major networks (NBC, Fox, and ABC being the others), was in the midst of a slow but steady decline, with no major shows outside u0026#39;Nash Bridgesu0026#39; and the ancient u0026#39;60 Minutesu0026#39;. Since then, there was the mega hit u0026#39;Survivoru0026#39;, and now theyu0026#39;ve pumped up their Friday line-up with an update of u0026#39;The Fugitiveu0026#39;, and u0026#39;C.S.Iu0026#39;, an exceptional one hour drama, along the lines of u0026#39;Law u0026amp; Order: SVUu0026#39;.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eWilliam Petersen and Marg Helgenberger star in this original and very slick crime series produced by film veteran Jerry Bruckheimer. The flashy cinematography and compelling stories make up for bouts of an identity crisis, and some minor plot holes. The Las Vegas setting really helps, itu0026#39;s definitely a welcome change from the normal New York and LA locations in most other seriesu0026#39;, especially with the great aerials placed in between scenes. u0026#39;C.S.Iu0026#39; would be a worthy addition the the line-ups of any of the networks, and should be a hit.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e7/10”