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A successful lawyer returns to his small hometown to defend his father, a local judge, against a murder charge. As the trial commences, the urbane counselor slowly begins to reconnect with his roots.

I am Johnny Cash is a celebration of the larger-than-life Johnny Cash from the unique perspective of the Man in Black's greatest songs the 'essentials'. Each song brings to life a chapter in the story of America from the 1950's to the modern day as we tour the life of musical and artistic expression of one of music's most notorious rebels.

Biopic of country-music legend Johnny Cash, focusing primarily on the long courtship he had with June Carter. The film is structured as an extended flashback, opening with Cash readying to take the stage at his historic Folsom Prison Concert, and touches on his childhood, relating a horrific early incident from his life and establishing the troubled relationship he would have with his father.

While trying to reunite her grandfather with his lost love, Annika teams up with college sweetheart Ryan to create a book about the experience, documenting different love stories along the way.

When Ryan's sister, Serena, escapes from a dangerous cult, she seeks refuge with his family to rebuild her life. Ryan's wife, Marielle, is suspicious of Serena and doesn't believe she's truly reformed and her concerns grow as she sees Serena bond with her teenage daughter, Aria. When another cult member shows up on Marielle's doorstep, she fears her daughter is their next target.

A look at TOLO TV, Afghanistan's first independent television network. The film also profiles the station's employees, who helped keep it on the air during a tumultuous era in the country's history.

A look at the meaning of the word and the intrigue and fascination associated with it.

Dancer, choreographer, and actress Jeni Le Gon was one of the first African-American women to sign a long term contract with a Hollywood studio, and in her 14 year-career in the film industry, she worked with many of the greatest black stars of her day, including Paul Robeson, Fats Waller, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, Cab Calloway, and The Nicholas Brothers. However, she also discovered that the road to success was steep and crowded in the often segregated film industry of the 1930s and '40s and that there were as many disappointments as triumphs during her years in Hollywood. Jeni Le Gon: Living in a Great Big Way is a documentary that looks at her long and colorful career. Le Gon provides many fascinating stories about her life, times, and illustrious co-workers, as well as her later career as a dance teacher and choreographer in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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