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So nice, I'm doing it twice! A year into the Cinema Sunday project & this 1975 Oscar winner is emerging as one of the best movies on the list. Join me for a replay of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
What do you mean you've arranged your own marriage?! Join me as I discuss Fiddler on the Roof, a 1971 best picture Oscar nominee. Shana Tovah!
Wow! If you think YOU have family drama, it's nothing like the Jarretts! Join me as I discuss the 1980 Best Picture Oscar winner: Ordinary People
A young boy comes of age in a family of hard working coal miners, and is forced to learn a lot of harsh lessons along the way. Join me as I discuss the 1941 Oscar winner for best picture: How Green Was My Valley
A mild mannered, middle aged laundromat owner has to travel throughout the multiverse to battle an evil force and save the world? Yes and she kicks some ass! Join me as I discuss the 2022 Oscar Winner: Everything Everywhere All at Once.
Three U.S Servicemen return from WWII and face challenges adjusting to life in their small midwestern town. Join me as I discuss the 1946 Best Picture Oscar Winner: The Best Years of Our Lives.
"They call me Mister Tibbs!" Join me as I discuss the brilliant 1967 Oscar winner: In the Heat of the Night
Some relationships are just more unique than others... you can't help who you fall in love with! Join me as I discuss The Shape of Water, the best picture Oscar winner from 2017
Trains, Ships & Hot Air Balloons! How far will Phineas Fogg go to win a wager? Join me as I discuss the 1956 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Around the World in 80 Days.
In support of the WGA & SAG-AFTRA labor strike, here's a timely BONUS episode! 1979 Oscar Nominee: Norma Rae
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