Washington, Denzel

At a newly integrated high school, the current white head football coach is demoted to assistant coach under a new black head football coach. Together they try to settle their own differences and get their players of both races to work together to produce a winning team.

With his wedding a week away, Claudio can't wait to marry the beautiful young Hero. To distract him, his best friend Don Pedro devises mischief: a romantic trap for the sharp-tongued Beatrice and the man she loves to hate, Benedick. Their amusement is almost spoiled by the jealous scheming of Don John, but love and laughter prevail when the local constable unwittingly exposes the plot--and all the trouble proves to be much ado about nothing.

Screen version of the life of Malcolm X, who through his religious conversion to Islam, found the strength to rise up from a criminal past to become an influential civil rights leader.

Melvin B. Tolson is a professor at Wiley College in Texas. Wiley is a small African-American college. In 1935, Tolson inspired students to form the school's first debate team. Tolson turns a group of underdog students into a historically elite debate team which goes on to challenge Harvard in the national championship.

Reveals how the kindness of mentors has shaped the lives of well-known and respected people, including Hank Aaron, Muhammad Ali, Bob Woodward, James Worthy, and others.