Hidden Christmas Gems at the Movies
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

Hidden Christmas Gems at the Movies

Here are some forgotten or underrated movies of the Yuletide season.
‘Death by Lightning’: A US President the World Forgot
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Michael Clark

‘Death by Lightning’: A US President the World Forgot

The story of James Garfield and his assassin reveal what we need to know about our complicated past in this TV mini-series.
‘Seven Samurai’: Kurosawa’s Masterpiece of Courage and Humanity
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Ian Kane

‘Seven Samurai’: Kurosawa’s Masterpiece of Courage and Humanity

Director Akira Kurosawa’s epic film laid the foundation for a Western genre while giving moviegoers an exciting ride.
250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’

Part 2 of this article highlights the importance of educating Americans on their history.
250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum

Part one: A review of the White House series marking the anniversary of America’s freedom.

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‘Three Men and a Baby’: On the Gift of Parenting

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ celebrates babies.
‘The Girl Behind the Door': A Powerful Allegory of an Invitation by Faith
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‘The Girl Behind the Door': A Powerful Allegory of an Invitation by Faith

A young woman must let go of her fear and mistrust to step out into the real world.
‘Big World’: A Palsy of the Body Needn’t Be One of the Soul
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‘Big World’: A Palsy of the Body Needn’t Be One of the Soul

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ lauds love as the locus of self-worth.
‘Eight Below': Man Ought to Be a Dog’s Best Friend
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‘Eight Below': Man Ought to Be a Dog’s Best Friend

This installment of ‘Movies for Young’ Adults centers on loyalty.
‘A Stranger in Town’: Corruption in Plain Sight
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‘A Stranger in Town’: Corruption in Plain Sight

A mysterious duck hunter on vacation notices that even small towns can engage in corruption.
‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’: Love Doesn’t Count the Cost
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‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’: Love Doesn’t Count the Cost

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ suggests that caring should never be calculated.
‘The Crossing': George Washington’s Victory at Trenton
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‘The Crossing': George Washington’s Victory at Trenton

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ lauds the leadership of Gen. George Washington.
‘Off the Line:’ Wheels, Grit, and Team Spirit
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‘Off the Line:’ Wheels, Grit, and Team Spirit

An indie film lacks polish but presents an engaging sports story on inline skating.
‘The Right Stuff:' Man’s Tryst With Speed and Space Barriers
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‘The Right Stuff:' Man’s Tryst With Speed and Space Barriers

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ salutes masculine heroism.
‘The Man Without a Face’: Seeing Beyond Scars
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‘The Man Without a Face’: Seeing Beyond Scars

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ puts fathers and sons in the foreground.
‘Three Men and a Baby’: On the Gift of Parenting
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‘Three Men and a Baby’: On the Gift of Parenting

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ celebrates babies.
‘The Girl Behind the Door': A Powerful Allegory of an Invitation by Faith
Popcorn and Inspiration| By
Ian Kane

‘The Girl Behind the Door': A Powerful Allegory of an Invitation by Faith

A young woman must let go of her fear and mistrust to step out into the real world.
‘Big World’: A Palsy of the Body Needn’t Be One of the Soul
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‘Big World’: A Palsy of the Body Needn’t Be One of the Soul

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ lauds love as the locus of self-worth.
‘Eight Below': Man Ought to Be a Dog’s Best Friend
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‘Eight Below': Man Ought to Be a Dog’s Best Friend

This installment of ‘Movies for Young’ Adults centers on loyalty.
‘A Stranger in Town’: Corruption in Plain Sight
Popcorn and Inspiration| By
Ian Kane

‘A Stranger in Town’: Corruption in Plain Sight

A mysterious duck hunter on vacation notices that even small towns can engage in corruption.
‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’: Love Doesn’t Count the Cost
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‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’: Love Doesn’t Count the Cost

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ suggests that caring should never be calculated.
‘The Crossing': George Washington’s Victory at Trenton
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‘The Crossing': George Washington’s Victory at Trenton

This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ lauds the leadership of Gen. George Washington.
‘Off the Line:’ Wheels, Grit, and Team Spirit
Popcorn and Inspiration| By
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‘Off the Line:’ Wheels, Grit, and Team Spirit

An indie film lacks polish but presents an engaging sports story on inline skating.
‘The Right Stuff:' Man’s Tryst With Speed and Space Barriers
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‘The Right Stuff:' Man’s Tryst With Speed and Space Barriers

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ salutes masculine heroism.
‘The Man Without a Face’: Seeing Beyond Scars
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‘The Man Without a Face’: Seeing Beyond Scars

This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ puts fathers and sons in the foreground.