‘A Child of the King’: Healing Hearts and Souls, One Child at a Time
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Ian Kane

‘A Child of the King’: Healing Hearts and Souls, One Child at a Time

This biographical faith-based drama tells how one man saved trafficked children in the Amazon. The film is now streaming on GJW+.
‘Old Yeller’: A Boy Learns Life Lessons on a Farm
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘Old Yeller’: A Boy Learns Life Lessons on a Farm

A dog lives with a frontier farm family and changes the lives of two boys.
‘Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story’
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Michael Clark

‘Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story’

A documentary tells the little-known story of a beautiful Hollywood starlet turned unlikely genius wartime hero.
5 Great Fantasy Films
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Walker Larson

5 Great Fantasy Films

These films will not only entertain but also inspire.
‘The King and I’: Shared Values Unite Cultures
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘The King and I’: Shared Values Unite Cultures

A biography of Anna Leonowens, the widowed British educator who served the 19th century King of Siam, inspired a memorable film by director Walter Lang.

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‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’: A Lyrical Tribute to Gus Kahn
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‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’: A Lyrical Tribute to Gus Kahn

The art of expressing love between lyricist and composer gives birth to popular songs.
‘Make Way for Tomorrow’: Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother
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‘Make Way for Tomorrow’: Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother

Caring for elderly parents interrupts the lives of children who don’t want the responsibility.
‘The Blue Veil’: A Meditation on Motherhood
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‘The Blue Veil’: A Meditation on Motherhood

Instead of typical entertainment fare, this film tenderly, if tragically, revisits the idea of motherliness.
‘Monsieur Lazhar’: Healing, Without the Lesson Plan
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‘Monsieur Lazhar’: Healing, Without the Lesson Plan

A new teacher enters a classroom after a tragedy and offers a steady presence.
‘Fly Away Home’: Love of Nature Isn’t Quite Love
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‘Fly Away Home’: Love of Nature Isn’t Quite Love

This installment of ‘Movies for Teens and Young Adults’ suggests that spontaneous concern for pets may be a call to studied concern for people.
‘Captain Abu Raed’: Dreams Don’t Need Passports
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‘Captain Abu Raed’: Dreams Don’t Need Passports

An airport janitor lifts the spirits of children in a poor neighborhood in Jordan.
‘Late Autumn’: Finding Grace in the Rhythms of Change
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‘Late Autumn’: Finding Grace in the Rhythms of Change

Director Yasujiro Ozu looks at family dynamics in a time of prosperity with this gentle, reflective film.
‘Schindler’s List’: The Value of One Human Life
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‘Schindler’s List’: The Value of One Human Life

In this groundbreaking film, Oskar Schindler saved hundreds of people destined for death.
‘My Sailor, My Love’: Tides of the Heart
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Ian Kane

‘My Sailor, My Love’: Tides of the Heart

A romance between older people lets silence speak louder than words or actions.
‘No Letting Go’: Holding on Together Through the Storm
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Ian Kane

‘No Letting Go’: Holding on Together Through the Storm

A family struggles with a child’s mental illness in this film filled with hope.