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![Freshmen Kuyper Birdsall and Josh Downie sit in the media center during third period. Downie carries books he's planning to check out about Gandhi, who is the focus of 1982's Best Picture, Richard Attenborough's passion project, "Gandhi." Birdsall looks up 1983's Best Picture, "Terms of Endearment," which is James L. Brooks debut feature, on the media center computer. "I think the award [for Best Picture] gives attention to good movies, and that's important, especially for debut directors like [James L. Brooks]," Downie said.](https://woottoncommonsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Shp6tl5ZPy3hIelqhe7CkSB77DnfJIOHoBhMehib-1200x900.jpg)
![Junior Grace Song rewatches the trailer for Anora. Promoted as "A Love Story from Sean Baker," it is the eighth feature film under Baker's belt starring Mikey Madison in the titular role. "[Anora] accurately represents women overseen and easily taken advantage of. It emotionally enticed me. The ending is so good," Song said.](https://woottoncommonsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Rc5RQTdjtUFtyT7IyQe1rSxkpOTc6NoksY8jtoop-e1732201365565-1200x900.jpg)
