The 2017 Oscars are Over. Here’s Where to Stream the Winners<br />Won for: best documentary feature<br />Across five parts and seven and a half hours, this documentary by Ezra Edelman frames the O. J.<br />Simpson story within the broader context of the history of race in America, an examination so thorough<br />that the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman don’t happen until Part 3.<br />(And even then, you can probably skip “Suicide Squad.”)<br />Watching is a new website that has created in order to help its readers find great movies and TV shows (new and old) to stream, rent and download.<br />But it’s an endlessly fascinating case study, full of revelations for even those who watched the trial obsessively<br />and never missed an episode of “American Crime Story: The People v. O. J.<br />Simpson.” (Add it to your Watchlist.)<br />Where to watch: Stream it on Hulu or purchase it at Amazon, Google Play or iTunes.<br />Where to watch: Rent it on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes or Vudu.<br />Where to watch: Purchase it on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes or Vudu.<br />A shy boy in a poor Miami neighborhood struggles with a drug-addicted mother<br />and his own sexuality in this story told in three parts, at three different ages of his life.
