This is not just the movie’s crucial scene; it’s meant as a life-is-worth-living demonstration, precision-choreographed and flashy beyond all conventional notions of accountancy.

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On Feb. 16, the Stanford Theater ended its run of Frank Capra movies, and they went out with a bang by showcasing his most famous film, “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Typically, I avoid Christmas ...