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‘The Promised Land’: Humanizing (and Humorizing) the Hebrews
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‘Death by Lightning’: A US President the World Forgot

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‘Nuremberg’: Russell Crowe and Rami Malek Generate Major Sparks

This factual World War II drama explores the twisted logic of the Nazi hierarchy.
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‘Country Doctor’: A Profession and Vocation

The importance of rural healthcare highlighted in a powerful documentary.

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Cinematic cotton candy that melts from the mind, but so did the first two movies which grossed $700 million to lukewarm reviews, which is a kind of magic trick.
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An older couple takes the train to visit their children in this Japanese cinematic masterpiece.
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Director Edgar Wright’s humorless reimagining of King’s novel is pyrotechnic overkill.
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‘The Promised Land’: Humanizing (and Humorizing) the Hebrews

‘The Promised Land’: Humanizing (and Humorizing) the Hebrews

An online six-part series takes a light, yet sincere, approach to the Hebrews’ troubles before they reach the Promised Land.