By JIM HEINRICH, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

TV: 'Sendler' a fine film about savior of Warsaw Ghetto children

"The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler" -- terrible title, good movie -- tells the true story of a Polish woman who saved the lives of 2,500 children in Warsaw's Jewish ghetto during the Holocaust.
It airs Sunday at 9 p.m. EDT on CBS.

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In 'Loving Leah,' married couple fall in love

"Loving Leah" has the commonest of plots -- two unlikely people falling in love. But because the story unfolds amid a background of Hasidic Judaism, this Hallmark Hall of Fame production (9 p.m. EST Sunday, CBS) holds some surprises, too.

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'Sweet Nothing' takes different angle on deafness

"Sweet Nothing in My Ear," the best Hallmark Hall of Fame production in more than a year, tackles a subject that television rarely examines -- deafness -- in a thought-provoking and moving way.It airs at 9 p.m. EDT Sunday on CBS.

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Moving 'Russell Girl' examines themes of guilt, reconciliation

In the first scene of "The Russell Girl" (good movie, terrible title), a young assistant buyer for Macy's in Chicago, played by Amber Tamblyn of "Joan of Arcadia," learns that she has an aggressive form of leukemia and needs immediate treatment.

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