The story of famous singer Jeremy camp’s rise to fame and his first love, whose lost to cancer tested his faith.
Ordinary Love (2019)
The story of how an ordinary Irish couple deeply in love weather the wife’s cancer treatment.
Emma (2020)
this adaptation of Jane Austin’s novel Emma is a busybody often wrong in her matchmaking but, with the help of Mr. Knightly’s criticisms, at last reaching maturity–and love.
Self Made: The Life and Times of Madam C.J. Walker (2020)
This 4-part Neflix series chronicles the rise of Madame C.J. Walker from laundress to sales woman to the head of a national cosmetics business.
Barry (2020)
To read my review of this film version of Barack Obama’s early life, click on the film title.
The Forty-First (1956)
A crack Red Army woman sniper during the Russian Civil War falls in love with the White Army officer placed in her charge with unexpected results.
Roxie Hart (1942)
Based on the 1926 play CHICAGO, this is the satirical story of how a brash lawyer got a wannabe married dancer freed of the charge of murdering her lover, the lesson being how fickle the press & public are.
Chicago (2012)
Filled with music & sexy dances, Chicago is set in the jazz era when 2 women kill their lovers and a flamboyant lawyer uses the press & theatrics to convince jurors to acquit them, showing the public as fickle & the law as easily manipulated.
The Banker (2020)
Two black men hire & train a white to be their front so they can buy real estate & eventually a bank from racist businessmen in the 1960s.
Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story (2020)
I highly recommend this new documentary about Catholic activist Dorothy Day. Click the title to read my entire review.