Pauline Media Studies

Film & TV Reviews

Examined through diverse lenses – human, artistic, religious

Little House on the Prairie – Getting to Know You

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I eagerly followed the exploits of Laura Ingalls and her family, both...

Young Washington – Learning from Failure

When we hear mention of George Washington’s name, it usually has something to do with the Revolutionary War or...

Benjamin Rush: The Revolutionary War’s Indispensable Doctor – Conviction in Action

As part of America250 programming, the Wonder Project, in collaboration with the Rivendell Center, announces the new documentary, Benjamin...

Our Ladies Show – Comedy for Life

Releasing June 13th on the Roku Channel, Our Ladies Show leaves the viewer not only laughing out loud but...

Pressure – The Weather’s Role in D-Day

It’s remarkable how many untold stories of heroism from World War II continue to come to light. In this...

The Sheep Detectives—Addressing Grief through Comedy

Comedy can often be a way to address some of the most difficult subjects about what it means to...

A Great Awakening: God-Given Freedom

This year we celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States of America, so it seems fitting that the...

The Faithful: Women of the Bible – Faith Forever Relevant

The Faithful: Women of the Bible debuts Sunday, March 22, at 8:00 PM ET/PT on Fox. This three-week mini-series...

The Hail Mary – A Filmmaker’s Love Letter to Religious Sisters

Sometimes films get made because they are a “passion project” of the filmmakers. Not often, however, has a film...

Solo Mio – Disappointment as Gift

You know the cliché that gets applied when something bad happens, but an opportunity comes from it, right? It’s...

Moses the Black – God’s Persistent Grace

Many films tell the story of the gangster lifestyle by exploring the seductive rise to power, the brutality of...

Song Sung Blue – Fulfilled Lives

The true story told in the new film, Song Sung Blue, might not be familiar to those outside the...