Barack Obama’s Favorite Films of the Year Include ‘Nomadland,’ ‘Mank,’ and ‘Time’
Every year, the former president reminds us just how good we had it by flexing his impeccable taste in film and TV.
Every year, the former president reminds us just how good we had it by flexing his impeccable taste in film and TV.
The former president cited several recent television shows that helped him unwind while writing his memoir, which released in November.
The former president discussed the nation’s George Floyd protests and systemic racism in a live town hall address Wednesday afternoon.
Obama’s eclectic end-of-year list includes many of your favorites, plus lesser-known titles like “Diane” and “Transit.” No Tarantino here, however.
The American workers were distrustful of the media, while the Chinese workers presented a challenging language barrier.
The President and Mrs. Obama sit down for a conversation with the directors of the film, available as of Aug. 21.
This marks the first title from the Obamas’ Higher Ground Productions to premiere on the streaming service.
The former President and First Lady’s production company Higher Ground already has an existing deal to produce film and TV for Netflix.
A diverse mix of scripted and unscripted series, as well as feature films, programming will touch on a variety of issues including race, class, democracy, civil rights and more.
From “Burning” to “Minding the Gap,” the former President of the United States has wonderful taste.
At least he laughed about it.
The Obamas might create programming to explore subjects near to their heart, including the environment, health care, voting rights and nutrition.