By Amy Renner Dec. 29, 2017
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Out At Home: The Glenn ...
Drafted by the Dodgers and touted as a potential star, Glenn Burke gets off to a flying start when he becomes the only rookie to start in the 1977 World Series. While his adversity is nothing compared to what Jackie Robinson faced when he broke baseball's color barrier, Burke’s decision to come out of the closet hastens his demise. He is surprisingly traded to Oakland in 1978, but gets injured and retires in his second season there. Burke is diagnosed with AIDS in 1994 and dies a year later at age 42.
Outlander
Set at the end of WWII, an Army nurse takes a second honeymoon in Scotland with her husband and finds herself transported back to a time when the clans ruled the Highlands and her husband's English ancestors are the enemy.
Outside the Law
After losing their family home in Algeria, three brothers are scattered across the globe. One joins the French army, another leads the Algerian independence movement, and the third becomes wealthy in shady clubs. Gradually, their interconnecting destinies reunite them in Paris.