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The headlines are loud but the movies are timeless. Movies not only entertain us, they can help us understand and navigate the moment we're living in. They can make us laugh, cry, love and learn. This is why movies matter. Source Material: Wikipedia, IMDb & freemusicarchive.com
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The true story the whole world witnessed. On January 15, 2019, Captain Chesley Sullenberger successfully landed a disable commercial airliner on the Hudson River in New York City. Although his actions saved the lives of everyone on board, he still had to face scrutiny from the NTSB.
In 1947 Jackie Robinson endures relentless racism from the public, the press and even his own teammates when he becomes the first black man to play in Major League Baseball.
In 1978, a southern textile factory worker decides she can no longer tolerate the deplorable working conditions the employees are being forced to endure. She teams up with a visiting labor union organizer and sets out on the difficult, and sometimes dangerous endeavor of unionizing her workplace.
The incredible true story of 3 brilliant African American women who served as the mathematical architects behind the scenes at NASA, during the most critical years of the space race. Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn and Mary Jackson crossed gender and racial lines to inspire generations of Americans to reach for the sky.
Erin Brockovich, while working as a file clerk at a law firm, begins researching a pro bono real estate case. What she discovers is a toxic groundwater contamination that Pacific Gas & Electric covered up for decades. Her determination to hold them accountable helped lead to a historic direct-action settlement for the residents of Hinkley, California.
In 1977, former President Richard Nixon decides to break his silence. He agrees to an all-inclusive interview meant to confront lingering questions about his time in office, specifically the Watergate scandal that ended his Presidency. Sitting across from him is David Frost, a breezy British television host, who many mistakenly believe is not up to the challenge.
In 2019, a producer from BBC's Newsnight works to secure Prince Andrew's infamous interview, in which he discussed his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
In 1971, the publisher of The Washington Post and her hard-hitting editor revealed a cover-up that spanned four U.S Presidencies. What followed was an unprecedented battle between journalists and their government.
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Film enthusiasts discuss blockbusters and obscure cinema with enthusiasm, exploring movie culture through personal and critical perspectives.

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The headlines are loud but the movies are timeless. Movies not only entertain us, they can help us understand and navigate the moment we're living in. They can make us laugh, cry, love and learn. This is why movies matter. Source Material: Wikipedia, IMDb & freemusicarchive.com
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