A lawyer fired for having AIDS sues his firm, in the first big-studio film to say the word out loud.
Four years alone on a Pacific island with a volleyball, and the FedEx parcel he never opens.
The Washington Post decides whether to print the Pentagon Papers, with Streep as the publisher who says yes.
Death row in 1935 Louisiana and the gentle giant who can heal with his hands; three hours that earn their length.
A mob enforcer and his son on the run through Depression-era Illinois, shot by Conrad Hall in his last film.
Houston, we have a problem: the 1970 rescue told with slide rules, duct tape and no music cue to spare.
A Brooklyn insurance lawyer negotiates a Cold War prisoner swap on a bridge in Berlin.
A man from a country that stops existing mid-flight, living in a JFK departure lounge for nine months.
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