8 l October
11 - 17, 2020
Northeast Oregon TV Weekly
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“Blackpink: Light Up the Sky”
Caroline Suh (“Salt Fat Acid Heat”)
directed this documentary that combines
exclusive interviews with never-before-
seen footage to chart the story of K-pop
band Blackpink, from their early days to
the global sensations they are today. The
film culminates with their historic 2019
performance at the Coachella Valley Music
and Arts Festival, where they became the
first all-female K-pop group to take the
Coachella stage. (ORIGINAL)
“Social Distance”
Hilary Weisman Graham (“Bones,”
“Orange Is the New Black”) created this
anthology series set in the early months
of the pandemic and follows the stories
of isolated people forced to communicate
remotely and rely on technology to
maintain any sense of human connection.
Gianna Aragon, Shakira Barrera and
Guillermo Diaz are in the large cast.
(ORIGINAL)
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“Movie: The Trial of the
Chicago 7”
From “The West Wing” and “The
Newsroom” creator Aaron Sorkin comes
this drama movie that looks back at the
initially peaceful protests outside the
1968 Democratic National Convention
that ended in a violent clash between
demonstrators, police and the National
Guard. Eddie Redmayne, Alex Sharp, Sacha
Baron Cohen, Jeremy Strong and John
Carroll Lynch head the cast. (ORIGINAL)
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“Grand Army”
Katie Cappiello wrote and produced this
drama series that tells the stories of five
high school students as they struggle with
sexual, racial and economic politics and
fight to succeed and chart their futures.
Brittany Adebumola, Odessa A’zion, Amir
Bageria, Odley Jean and Alphonso Romero
Jones II head the cast. (ORIGINAL)
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