‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice
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‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice

Filmmaker Raymond Zhang shows the horror of the CCP’s forced organ harvesting in China.
An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)
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An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)

An early political film that openly discusses the flaws, corruption, and weaknesses of presidential candidates.

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‘The Sea Chase’: Navigating War, Romance, and Melodrama
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‘The Sea Chase’: Navigating War, Romance, and Melodrama

John Wayne plays a German sea captain at the beginning of World War II.
‘Lonelyhearts’: Unraveling Secrets of the Heart
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‘Lonelyhearts’: Unraveling Secrets of the Heart

Montgomery Clift plays off the strong presence of Robert Ryan in this 1950s film.
‘Good Sam’: The Downside of Helping Others
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‘Good Sam’: The Downside of Helping Others

Gary Cooper’s character stretches the Golden Rule (almost) to breaking point.
‘The Inside Story’: Money Must Keep Moving
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‘The Inside Story’: Money Must Keep Moving

A Vermont town during the Depression discovers how many people benefit when money circulates.
‘Till the End of Time’: War’s Long Shadow
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‘Till the End of Time’: War’s Long Shadow

A post-WWII melodrama shows the trauma soldiers experience when coming home.
‘Father’s Little Dividend’: The Pleasure of a Baby
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‘Father’s Little Dividend’: The Pleasure of a Baby

Believe it or not, it pays to be a grandpa in this sequel to ‘Father of the Bride.’
‘Day of the Outlaw’: A Wintry Western With Moral Frostbite
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‘Day of the Outlaw’: A Wintry Western With Moral Frostbite

The Wyoming town of Bitters is the scene of wintry revenge and anger.
‘The Secret of Convict Lake’: The Frost and the Fugitive
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‘The Secret of Convict Lake’: The Frost and the Fugitive

A winter storm sets the tone for this character-driven western.
‘Champagne for Caesar': Soap, Smarts, and Satire
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‘Champagne for Caesar': Soap, Smarts, and Satire

This romcom hilariously shows the silly side of television in 1950s America.
‘Bad Day at Black Rock’: Whispers of the Past
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‘Bad Day at Black Rock’: Whispers of the Past

Spencer Tracy’s character exposes secrets a town would like to keep hidden.