‘Youth (Hard Times)’ and ‘Youth (Homecoming)’: Chinese Migrants Up Close
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Wang Bing’s 2nd and 3rd films of his trilogy highlights the fate of young Chinese migrant workers.
‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?
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‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?

This thorough yet audience-friendly career retrospective proves to be indispensable.
Beyond Inspiring: ‘Heart of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story’
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Beyond Inspiring: ‘Heart of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story’

Few movies come close to being as inspirational as ‘Heart of a Servant.’ Father Flanagan is a literal saint. An absolute must-see.
‘Something to Stand For’: Mike Rowe Gives a History Lesson
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‘Something to Stand For’: Mike Rowe Gives a History Lesson

This dramatic documentary shows patriots today and in our past who stood for something meaningful.
‘The Blue Angels’: American Tradition at Its Most Inspirational
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‘The Blue Angels’: American Tradition at Its Most Inspirational

This new Amazon documentary goes behind the scenes of a cherished military mainstay.

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‘Night Is Not Eternal’ Exposes Cuba’s Communism

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‘Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes’: The Life of a Screen Legend
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A very good but not great bio-doc that covers enough ground to be recommendable.
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‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?
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‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?

This thorough yet audience-friendly career retrospective proves to be indispensable.
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‘The Coddling of the American Mind’: Destroying American Youth

This documentary explores how institutions of higher learning negatively impact Gen Z.
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‘Blink’: A Year-Long Journey of a Family Facing Adversity
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The globe-trotting travel for a brood of six comes with some highs and too many lows.
‘Hitchcock/Truffaut’: Conversations Between Two Film Legends
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This otherwise perfect film history documentary is missing something.
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