‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice
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‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice

Filmmaker Raymond Zhang shows the horror of the CCP’s forced organ harvesting in China.
An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)
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An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)

An early political film that openly discusses the flaws, corruption, and weaknesses of presidential candidates.

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The Civil War is over in this intriguing Western, but Confederates battle external threats and their fractured unity.
‘Wil’: Complicity and Courage

‘Wil’: Complicity and Courage

A film set in WWII Nazi-occupied Belgium poses many moral questions.
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‘Go Back’: A Search for Justice

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‘All the Long Nights’: The Small Moments That Connect Us

Director Sho Miyake presents scenes of how people get through everyday life with resilience and companionship.
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A film that straddles the line between fiction and documentary shows how a broken life can heal with the help of family and friends.
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‘My Cousin Rachel’: Between Trust and Doubt

Olivia de Havilland leads a powerful cast in a film of obsession, mistrust, and ambiguity.
‘Moby Dick’: Conquering Falsehood and Selfishness

‘Moby Dick’: Conquering Falsehood and Selfishness

The great whale of Melville’s novel faces off with demented, obsessive Captain Ahab in this powerful film.