Today's movies mark anniversaries of the Tonys, the Olympics, and the Bosnian war.
Which of today's movies would you watch?
Twentieth Century (1934) is an excellent
screwball comedy about a producer who tries
to win back a diva and a long train trip.
It stars John Barrymore, born February 15,
1882. This movie is about Broadway- the
first Tony awards were April 6, 1947.
Twentieth Century
Wee Geordie (1956) is about
a Scottish hammer thrower who goes
to the Olympics. Gags and romance
ensue. The first modern Olympics
began April 6, 1896. A very good
movie.
Wee Geordie
Pretty Village, Pretty Flame (1996)
is a movie about the Bosnian war and
its personal effects. It is grim and an
anti-war movie. The war lasted from
April 6, 1992, to December 14, 1995.
It occurred in former Yugoslavia.
Pretty Village, Pretty Flame
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