The Blacklist was a group of writers and other Hollywood creatives that were accused of being communists and refusing to testify against their fellow creatives to a congressional committee. They were jailed for contempt and weren’t allowed to work in Hollywood. But the film “Trumbo” shows how they found a way around it.

Bob Fosse was a troubled genius. Both are on full display in his 1979 semi-autobiographical film “All That Jazz.”

The Christian Nationalist movement isn’t a new creation. It’s been building slowly over the last 75 years. Two documentaries, “God & Country” and “Bad Faith,” look at the underpinnings of this threat to democracy and America as we know it.

Steven Spielberg’s screwball comedy “1941” has a massive cast, lots of special effects, huge stunts…and isn’t very good.

Steven Spielberg turns back the clock and revisits a tumultuous time in American politics and journalism in 2017’s “The Post” starring Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Bob Odenkirk and more.

The romantic fantasy gets the Steven Spielberg touch with 1989’s “Always” starring Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, John Goodman, Brad Johnson and the final film appearance by Audrey Hepburn.