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Mike and Alana Stanton made it big as featured guests on a TODAY With Hoda & Jenna segment Friday and they did it by going small.
The Stantons, of Watkinsville, appeared via livestream for a story about The Minimalists: Less Is Now, a Netflix documentary that premiered on Jan. 1. The recent film was selected as the morning show s Documentary of the Month, and filmmakers Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus were interviewed by co-hosts Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush.
Alongside Los Angeles-based comedian Andy Lomeli, the Stantons gave a testimonial about how Millburn and Nicodemus s 2015 Netflix documentary, Minimalism, inspired them to rid their lives of household clutter.
Netflix Originals 2021: All the New Movies, TV Shows, Documentaries, and Specials to Stream
Here s your 2021 Netflix originals calendar Megan Vick
April 2, 2021, 5:04 p.m. PT
We are already a quarter of the way through 2021 and Netflix has already released some powerhouse titles. The year kicked off (ha!) in a big way with the third season of
Cobra Kai in January and followed it up with the film
Malcolm & Marie in February. In March, Netflix had the Sherlock Holmes-inspired
The Irregulars, an Amy Poehler film
Moxie, and so much more. The headlining item for April is the YA fantasy series
The Witcher. The streaming service also has over 100 films debuting in 2021, which means a new Netflix original movie every week!
by Glenn Sumi on January 10th, 2021 at 3:33 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1
Ten months of pandemic lockdown has provided an opportunity to purge those closets, declutter those shelves and maybe get around to doing some minor renovations. Or maybe you’ve done the opposite and gone online-shopping-happy.
Whatever your consumer habits, the new Netflix doc
The Minimalists: Less Is Now might just inspire you to pare down the things in your life to the essentials and concentrate on what’s really important. It’s too bad the short doc comes up empty on new revelations.
The basic 53-minute film uses the lives and philosophies of the acclaimed duo dubbed The Minimalists (Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus) to present some sobering facts about our spending habits and tendency to hoard. (One of the most popular quotes it kicks off the film’s trailer states that the average American house contains more than 300,000 items.)
NOW Magazine
Review: Netflix doc The Minimalists comes up empty
Netflix film about the creators of The Minimalist movement is ironically weighed down by too much stuff By Glenn Sumi
Joshua Fields Millburn (left) and Ryan Nicodemus help spread the minimalist message.
THE MINIMALISTS: LESS IS NOW (Matt D’Avella). 53 minutes. Now streaming on Netflix. Rating:
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Ten months of pandemic lockdown has provided an opportunity to purge those closets, declutter those shelves and maybe get around to doing some minor renovations. Or maybe you’ve done the opposite and gone online-shopping-happy. Whatever your consumer habits, the new Netflix doc The Minimalists: Less Is Now might just inspire you to pare down the things in your life to the essentials and concentrate on what’s really important. It’s too bad the short doc comes up empty on new revelations.