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Ursula Macfarlanes doc follows a mans quest to solve his own separated-at-birth mystery. A twisty true-crime story loses much of its appeal in Ursula Macfarlanes The Lost Sons, a "who am I?" doc whose subject is more fascinated with that question than most viewers will be. Paul Fronczak was ten years old when he learned he had been the victim of a foiled newborn abduction; only decades later did he realize his story was even more convoluted. Though well shot, the CNN-coproduced film always fee...

The Lost Sons Turns a Lost Childhood Into a Cinematic Crisis Ursula Macfarlanes buzzy SXSW documentary explores what happens when one mans search for the truth becomes an obsession. CNN Films Who has ownership over nonfiction stories? This is just one of the questions raised by  The Lost Sons, the buzzy new true-crime documentary premiering at this year’s SXSW film festival. What begins as a reenactment of a long-forgotten crime soon evolves into a film crammed with life-altering revelations...

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Produced by Raw, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy serves as a six-part CNN Original Series that tracks Academy Award-nominated actor Stanley Tucci ( The Lovely Bones, The Hunger Games)  as he travels across Italy to explore the country’s regional cuisines. Viewers will go along with him as he eats his way through a different region or city in each episode, including Rome, Sicily, Milan and Naples. And Tucci knows Italian food as fans may recall from the 1996 breakout indie hit Big Night...

Podcast, he is also a fox news contributor and a frequent guest of ours here on "the story." good to see you tonight, thanks for being here. theres so many levels of how shocking this story is. last year 51,000 people died. at a protection for 2017 is 71,000. i know two people who lost sons, a son and a nephew. i dont think anybody in america has not been touched by this. >> right. this is arguably the deadliest criminal enterprise in the history of the united states and i say criminal enterpris...

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