250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’

Part 2 of this article highlights the importance of educating Americans on their history.
250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum

Part one: A review of the White House series marking the anniversary of America’s freedom.
‘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.

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It’s ‘All ‘Er Nothin’ With ‘Oklahoma!’
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

It’s ‘All ‘Er Nothin’ With ‘Oklahoma!’

This beautiful musical sings about courtin‘ and marryin’ and how everybody has a hard time doing it.
‘Crossfire’: The Blindness of Hatred
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘Crossfire’: The Blindness of Hatred

A soldier’s story exposes prejudice in this early police procedural.
‘The Magic of Ordinary Days’: Extraordinary Love
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘The Magic of Ordinary Days’: Extraordinary Love

This installment of ‘Movies for Teens and Young Adults’ ponders how women form flawed or faithful understandings of themselves.
‘Mina’: Thinking Before Swinging
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Ian Kane

‘Mina’: Thinking Before Swinging

‘Heidi’: A Cozy Climb Up the Alps
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Ian Kane

‘Heidi’: A Cozy Climb Up the Alps

This family film not only makes everyone feel better about humanity but also made sports history.
‘Wing and a Prayer’: Pacific Patriotism
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘Wing and a Prayer’: Pacific Patriotism

Famed director Henry Hathaway makes the most of limited talk and lots of action in this World War II film.
‘Good Morning, Miss Dove’: Cultivating Class
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

‘Good Morning, Miss Dove’: Cultivating Class

A young woman gives up her dreams to teach several generations of children.
‘The Way Ahead’: A Story Familiar to Vets
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Ian Kane

‘The Way Ahead’: A Story Familiar to Vets

This film shows the nitty gritty of a soldier’s training in World War II and the adjustments needed to make it in the military.
250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’
Film & TV| By
Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’

Part 2 of this article highlights the importance of educating Americans on their history.
‘Like Dandelion Dust’: The Fight for a Child’s Future
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Ian Kane

‘Like Dandelion Dust’: The Fight for a Child’s Future

Two families struggle for the right to raise an adopted child.