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Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies
This powerful film, at six hours, will not fit all curricula. There are several segments with possibilities for motivated biology classes, as well as commentary on the role of failure and perseverance in research.
Last Days in Vietnam
This Oscar-nominated documentary would be a powerful addition to classes studying the Vietnam War, diplomacy, or ethics.
The Sixties
All episodes are highly informative, evenhanded, and will hold the interest of teen viewers. The excellent production values and well-rounded topic coverage make this a strong choice for any classroom.
Princess of Thorns
Whelan's narration adds zing, elevating this from strictly additional to suggested for libraries seeking middle-teen fantasy and romance.
Before Tomorrowland
This may find traction if the movie proves popular, but is an additional purchase as a stand-alone book.
The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement
A moving 20-minute capsule of the civil rights movement, particularly in Alabama, brought to a personal level by Armstrong's sustained narration.
Cold War Roadshow
Serious students of the Cold War era will be the best audience, as the subject covered is quite specific. For those who know Khrushchev only through his shoe banging at the United Nations, this will give a more rounded picture of a complex man.
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