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With little fanfare this inspiring film opened in our theaters midway into Women’s History Month, but it is even more timely—and significant– for another reason. It is probably the best defense of immigrants that you will see in this or any year. Although the name Mother Cabrini is well known because she became the first …
The true story of the nephew of a white rancher posing as a friend of the Osage. He marries a wealthy tribal member & agrees to his uncle’s plot to poison her slowly so he will inherit her land rich in oil.
A mixed-race boy in post-war Austria living with his prejudiced grandparents wants to join the Vienna Boys’ Choir to find his GI father who is unaware of his existence.
An ordinary white man and a mixed blood woman’s marriage leads to the Supreme Court case that struck down Virginia’s miscegenation law.
A boy from the lower class & an upper class girl fall in love on the ill-fated maiden cruise of the Titanic.
The story of the friendship between the Navy’s 1st Black pilot & a white flyer during the Korean War.
A pregnant professor attends the trial of another African French woman accused of killing her infant daughter.
Raoul Peck uses an unpublished James Baldwin work as his guide & script, enriched by archival clips & interviews, to expose racism in the US.
Paul’s beloved grandfather urges him to speak up for his Black classmate but the boy finds it difficult to stand against entrenched racism.
Lynsey, a wounded Army vet, returns to New Orleans & bonds with a Black man who also has suffered a trauma, but not in a romantic way because she prefers girls.