1949 became a seminal year for "problem pictures," films studying U.S. race relations which were being reevaluated by WWII and the burgeoning civil rights movement. Several films that broke new ground in the depiction of African Americans and the prejudices they faced. Join us for a four film showcase of these films tonight co-hosted by Donald Bogle starting with LOST BOUNDARIES at 8pm ET followed by HOME OF THE BRAVE, PINKY and INTRUDER IN THE DUST. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

LOST BOUNDARIES (1949) is a pretty good film that focus on a Black doctor and his wife passing for white. This film is also known as a tragic mulatto film which is similar to films like "Imitations of Life", "Pinky", "Within Our Gates", and "Band of Angels." Starring Mel Ferrer, Beatrice Pearson, Susan Douglas Rubes, Richard Hylton, Robert A. Dunn, William Greaves, Ray Saunders, Canada Lee, and Emory Richardson. Scott Carter (Mel Ferrer) is an African-American doctor who is eager to serve his co