Stay ConnectedThe 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.
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Is it possible that Jamal Malick's difficult childhood in the slums of Mumbai helped prepare him to win Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Join me as I discuss the 2008 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Slumdog Millionaire
Two men from completely different backgrounds learn to accept & respect each other as they embark on an 8 week road-trip through the deep south in 1962. Experiencing racism and degradation, they form a unique bond, and life long friendship. Join me as I discuss the 2018 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Green Book
It's a clash of cultures when the granddaughter of an eccentric patriarch wants to marry the only son of a rich, snobby businessman. Join me as I discuss the 1938 Oscar winner for Best Picture: You Can't Take it With You
A wealthy man is expected to have a mistress, but what if the one hand-picked for him is the dear friend he thinks of as a little sister? This is going to be awkward. Join me as I discuss the 1958 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Gigi
No one knows his real identity. Is he a spy who helped the Germans in WWII? Or an honest man willing to do anything for the love of his life? Join me as I discuss the 1996 Oscar winner for Best Picture: The English Patient
He was a brave military leader with an incredibly strategic mind...too bad he also had a really big mouth. Join me as I discuss the 1970 Best Picture Oscar winner: Patton
Please sir, I want some more. Join me as I discuss the 1968 Best Picture Oscar winner, Oliver!
Even if your fake fiancé is in a coma, you can still spend Christmas with his family! Join me as I review the 1995 rom com While You Were Sleeping.
Dancing and singing and falling in love in Paris-- what could be better? Join me as I discuss the 1951 best picture Oscar winner: An American in Paris
There was a time when brave journalists put it all on the line to tell the stories that needed to be told. Still relevant and heartbreaking, this 2015 best picture Oscar winner is worth a replay.
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