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By Linda Schapiro

Editor's Note: This list was put together by Linda Schapiro for Scarsdale10583.com. It is reprinted with Linda's permission and the permission of Scarsdale10583.com. We are grateful that they are sharing this with MyhometownBronxville.com readers. 

Apr. 8, 2020:  Social distancing gives everyone time to catch up on all the great home entertainment that we don’t usually have time to watch.

Here’s a list of documentaries, television mini-series and movies, all recommended by Linda Schapiro with recommendations from Nancy Adler, Wendy Cohen, Peggy DaSilva, Beth Ehrich, Anne Ellman, Gary Simon, Lisa Rodman, Joanne Wallenstein, Mindy White, and Flo Wiener.

You can click on each blue headline to watch the trailor for the movie.

Documentaries:

The Biggest Little Farm (Hulu or most other services for rent or to buy).

Everything Is Copy (HBO)

Get Me Roger Stone (Netflix)

Mike Wallace Is Here (Hulu or most other services for rent or to buy)

Hummus! The Movie (PrimeVideo)

Period. End of Sentence. (Netflix)

A Fine Line (Not available yet)

Above and Beyond (PrimeVideo).

Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco (PrimeVideo)

Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable (PBS)

Amazing Pigs (Smithsonian Channel)

Between the Shades (Documentary, iTunes)

Tea with the Dames (IFC Films)

306 Hollywood (Prime Video or Apple)

78/52: Hitchcock's Shower Scene 

Gasland (Amazon or Apple to rent, Part II can be streamed on HBO)

Exit Through the Gift Shop (Available on most services to rent or buy)

Inside Job (Available on most services to rent or buy) (2011 Oscar for Best Documentary)

Waste Land (Apple)

Walking on Water (Available on most services to rent or buy)

Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer (Available on most services to rent or buy)

One Child Nation (Prime Video)

American Factory (Netflix) (Winner of the 2020 Oscar for Best Documentary)

Jiro Dreams of Sushi (Netflix or PrimeVideo)

AMY (Netflix)

Quincy (Netflix)

Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project (Available on most services to rent or buy)

Obit (PrimeVideo)

Leaving Neverland, Parts 1 & 2 (HBO)

The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley (HBO)

Free Solo (Nat Geo TV or PrimeVideo)

RBG (Hulu or most other services for rent or to buy)

Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (HBO)

Apollo 11 (CNN) (Premiered in Imax theaters on March 1, 2019 and expanded to wider release March 8, 2019)

Bill Cunningham New York (Prime Video or Hulu)

The Times of Bill Cunningham (Not available to stream yet).

Rosenwald (Not available to stream yet)

The Spy Behind Home Plate (Not available to stream yet)

Yoo-hoo, Mrs. Goldberg (Not available to stream yet)9.

Advocate (Not available to stream yet)

Docudramas/Based on True Events:

Chernobyl (HBO) (Mini series)

The Crown (Netflix)

The Spy (Netflix) (Mini series).

The Report (PrimeVideo)

Victoria (PBS or PrimeVideo)

Judy (Available on most services to rent or buy)

Mrs. Wilson (PBS)

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (Netflix)

The Durrells in Corfu (PBS)

Brexit (HBO)

The Loudest Voice (Showtime or most other services to buy)

Bombshell (Available on most services to rent or buy)

The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lesson Learned from a Mythical Man (Netflix)

Bag of Marbles (iTunes or PrimeVideo)

Our Boys (HBO)

Modern Love (Prime Video)

Narcos (Netflix)

Unbelievable (Netflix)

TV/Movies:

The Plot Against America (HBO) 

Scott & Bailey (PrimeVideo or Hulu)

Vera (BBC, Hulu, or PrimeVideo)

Wallander (PrimeVideo, PBS)

Happy Valley (Netflix)

Grandchester (PBS)

Bodyguard (Netflix)

Inspector Lewis (PBS)

Inspector Morse (PrimeVideo)

Endeavor (PBS)

Bosch (PrimeVideo)

Fauda (Netflix)

True Detective (HBO)

Prime Suspect (BritBox)

Prime Suspect - Tennison (PBS)

Foyle’s War (Acorn)

DCI Banks (PrimeVideo or Hulu)

The Tunnel (PBS, AppleTV)

Killing Eve (BBCAmerica or Hulu)

Unforgotten (PBS)

Mind Hunter (Netflix)

Luther (Netflix or BBCAmerica)

Catastrophe (PrimeVideo)

Fleabag (PrimeVideo)

Call the Midwife (PBS, Netflix)

Doc Martin (Hulu)

Father Brown (Netflix)

Broadchurch (Netflix)

Gracepoint (PrimeVideo)

Grace and Frankie (Netflix)

Midsomer Murders (PrimeVideo, Netflix)

Schitt’s Creek (Seasons 1-4 on Netflix, Season 5 on POP thru iTunes)

Dough (iTunes or Prime Video)

Howard’s End (PrimeVideo)

Sanditon (PBS Masterpiece or PrimeVideo)

Insecure (HBO or Hulu or most other services to rent)

Nailed It (Netflix)

The Baker and the Beauty (PrimeVideo - English Subtitled)

99 Homes (PrimeVideo - actually recommended by Beth Ehrich)

Last Tango in Halifax (PBS)

Shtisel (Netflix - English Subtitled)

Succession (HBO)

Outlander (Starz 5 seasons, Netflix 3 seasons or most other services to buy)

Younger (Hulu or most other services for rent or to buy)

Apple Tree Yard (BBC One or rent on PrimeVideo)

Babel (PrimeVideo)

Shetland (PrimeVideo)

What Happens Next (PrimeVideo)

Babylon Berlin (Netflix - 3 seasons)

A Place to Call Home (Acorn TV, PrimeVideo or Apple to buy)

Call my Agent (Netflix)

The Stranger (Netflix)

Sunshine (PrimeVideo for rent)

The Weissensee Saga (PrimeVideo)

A French Village (Hulu)

The Song of Names (Not available to stream yet)

Other Resources

JustWatch

IMCb

Decider

Kenneth Turan's Favorite Movies

The American Scholar on Detective Shows

HBO Documentaries

PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channels

Oscars from 1927 To 2020

 

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Arts Directory

Bronxville Public Library
Bronxville Public Library

The Bronxville Public Library traces its origins back to 1875, when it was a small lending library housed in a room attached to the “Bronxville Model School.” The Library was officially chartered in 1906 and moved into the Village Hall Building. The needs of the library grew with the town and, in 1942, a new standalone building was erected, which is where the Library is today. Over the years, the Library was renovated and expanded to meet the needs of the community.

The Library has wonderful resources for adults and children and offers a comfortable and relaxing environment. The Library also houses a fine art collection, consisting principally of Bronxville painters and sculptors.

The Library offers special events, art exhibitions, and programs for adults, young adults and children. All events are open to the public, unless otherwise indicated.

The Bronxville Public Library
201 Pondfield Road (Midland Avenue & Pondfield Road)
914-337-7680

Concordia Conservatory
Concordia Conservatory

Concordia Conservatory, a preeminent center for music education in Westchester County, is a welcoming community where children and adults find lifelong inspiration and joy through learning, performing, listening to, and participating with others in music. Concordia Conservatory, a community outreach division of Concordia College, offers top quality music programs for early childhood, youth, adults and seniors. The Conservatory's vision is to enrich the lives of the people in our community through music.

Executive Director: Kathleen Suss
Concordia Conservatory of Music & Art

171 White Plains Rd
Bronxville, NY
914-395-4507

Fine Arts Gallery of Bronxville
Fine Arts Gallery of Bronxville

99B Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-779-5053

Objects and Images Fine Arts
Objects and Images Fine Arts

117 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-779-7979

The O'Silas Gallery at Concordia College
The O'Silas Gallery at Concordia College
Part of Concordia College New York, the OSilas Gallery integrates the visual arts into the cultural and educational life of our campus and community by providing quality exhibitions and programs that are diverse in style, content, and media. Our programs are memorable, thought-provoking, and spiritually enriching; and of artistic originality, integrity, and excellence.
 
914.395.4520
Womrath Bookstore
Womrath Bookstore
Womrath Bookshop is a located in the heart of Bronxville village. In addition to selling books, the store also sell children's toys and holds readings both at the store and elsewhere in the community, such as at the Library.

76 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, NY
(914) 337-0199

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