Occasionally there are moments in life when we are jarred out of the complacent routines of our lives and asked existential questions about who we are, what we value and who we care for. This is one of those moments…
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All the President’s Men explores the journalistic process that exposed the widespread corruption within Nixon’s presidential administration.
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In a world inundated with cheesy, paint-by-numbers Christmas films on Netflix, Klaus stands above all the rabble as a truly excellent and heartfelt Christmas story. With…
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The Wheelchair President marks the second documentary on Netflix I’ve reviewed featuring British narrators speaking on the life on an American president who was well-loved…
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Story by Enrique Bautista and Laura Aasland In a world inundated with a seemingly endless pantheon of heroes, none seems more relevant to the…
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For many people in the younger generations, John F Kennedy is remembered for one moment in time: his death. But what was the life…
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Full of Grace is the story of the early Christian church at a pivotal point in its growth. Ten years have passed since Jesus was…
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Part of the charm of Miraculous Ladybug is that although there are only two main characters, their personalities while in costume are so different from their…
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As the 40 minute Netflix documentary The White Helmets begins, we hear a plane fly overhead and then the sound of a bomb falling….
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I opened up Facebook last week and found this post from my friend Todd at the top of my feed: “Is anyone else watching…
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Chances are you haven’t seen “A Cat in Paris”, the animated movie directed by Alain Gagnol and Jean-Loup Felicioli. Released in the United States in 2012, it…
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In Southern California, we live in paradise. You may not realize this, but Jonathan Gold does. On the surface, City of Gold is a…
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