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| Lowest Recommended Age: | 4th - 6th Grades |
| Movie Release Date: | 1960 |
“Plot: This is the story of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Ralph Bellamy), from the time he became disabled by polio to his comeback into mainstream politics, as he introduced candidate Al Smith to the Democratic convention of 1928. Discussion: Franklin, [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | Kindergarten - 3rd Grade |
| Movie Release Date: | 1950 |
For Black History Month, take a look at this neglected gem about the first black baseball player to play in the major leagues. The primary appeal of this movie is that Robinson plays himself (with Ruby Dee as his wife). [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | Mature High Schooler |
| Movie Release Date: | 1999 |
How do you stay true to ideals when there is pressure to compromise in order to make a living? How can you sell without selling out? These questions are provocatively posed in “mostly true” intersecting stories surrounding a pro-union play [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | Mature High Schooler |
| Movie Release Date: | 2000 |
Hard to imagine myself saying this, but it would have been better if Jacqueline Susann had written this movie. It would have been dumb and unbelievable and even grotesque, but it would not have been boring. The tag line for [...]
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