Movie 1: The Penguin Lessons
An aging and tired English teacher (Steve Coogan) lands a job at a private boys school in Buenos Aires. Set in 1976 during the height of the Argentinian social and political unrest, this feel good “buddy” movie is a little gem. Very good acting and writing. Based on the 2016 Tom Mitchell memoir. This may not be showing everywhere, but if you find it try and see it.
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Movie 2: The Life List
This is a fun romantic comedy/drama which touches on lots of family topics. A family matriarch dies at a young age and her three adult children try and pick up the pieces. It can seem predictable at times but is also very heartwarming. On Netflix.
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Movie 3: October 8
This is a fascinating documentary about the rise of antisemitism on college campuses following the October 7 attacks on Israel. Interviews with attack survivors, college students and professors. Debra Messing is an executive producer. Limited release in theatres and also on Amazon Video.
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Three unique choices. Thanks guys.
Penguin Lessons was really a winner. Even better than I had anticipated. Well worth a watch.