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Several racially motivated incidents are woven together during a 48 hour period in Los Angeles. Join me as I discuss the controversial 2005 Oscar winner for best picture: Crash
A journalist goes undercover to write an expose on antisemitism, but learns much more than he bargained for. Join me as I discuss the 1947 Best Picture Oscar Winner: Gentleman's Agreement
He was the father of the atomic bomb, but he also had some deep regrets and some ruthless enemies. Join me as I discuss the 2024 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Oppenheimer
The horrors of war become a reality for a group of young German soldiers during WW1. Join me as I discuss the best picture Oscar Winner for 1930: All Quiet on the Western Front
Falsely accused and imprisoned for years, Judah Ben Hur returns to exact his revenge. Join me as I discuss the 1959 Best Picture Oscar winner: Ben Hur
This 1985 Best Picture Oscar winner tells the epic love story between a married Baroness and a British big game hunter, both living in Africa in the early 1900's .
It's Women's History Month and no better time to celebrate the All American Girls Professional Baseball League. Join me as I discuss A League of Their Own, the 1992 movie that tells the story of the first women ever inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame.
As the child of deaf parents, Ruby must choose to either stay and help them run their fishing business or follow her dreams to go to music school. Join me as I discuss the 2022 Oscar winner for Best Picture: CODA
The lives of 5 strangers are intertwined when they all stay at the same luxury hotel in Berlin. Join me as I discuss the Best Picture Oscar winner from 1932: Grand Hotel
If Tom is so in love with Sophie, why can't he stay away from other women? Join me as I discuss the 1963 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Tom Jones
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