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Virginia Woolf, a 1950s housewife and a New York editor, in one day each, across three eras.

Four years alone on a Pacific island with a volleyball, and the FedEx parcel he never opens.

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.

The Washington Post decides whether to print the Pentagon Papers, with Streep as the publisher who says yes.