8 l May
24 - 30, 2020
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“Space Force”
“Movie: Spelling the Dream”
From filmmaker Sam Rega (“League
of Millions”) comes this feature-length
documentary that examines the current
trend of Indian Americans dominating the
Scripps National Spelling Bee, with 19 of
23 winners since 1999 being of South-
Asian descent, including the last 11 in a
row. (ORIGINAL)
“Hannah Gadsby: Douglas”
The Australian comic, actress, writer
and presenter shares her thoughts on
popularity, identity, language, feminism
and more in this stand-up performance
recorded in February at The Theatre at
Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
(ORIGINAL)
Steve Carell reunited with “The Office”
executive producer Greg Daniels for
this workplace comedy series that casts
Carell as the head of the United States
Space Force, charged with defending the
country from all threats from Earth orbit
and beyond. The impressive cast includes
John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz, Diana
Silvers and Tawny Newsome, with guest
turns from Lisa Kudrow, Noah Emmerich,
Jimmy O. Yang, Alex Sparrow and Don
Lake. (ORIGINAL)
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“Somebody Feed Phil”
Former “Everybody Loves Raymond” boss
Phil Rosenthal returns for the six-episode
third round of this travel documentary
series that takes him around the globe as
he samples the food and cultural traditions
of some of the greatest cities on Earth.
(ORIGINAL)
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