Examined through diverse lenses – human, artistic, religious
Noted film critic Pauline Kael (1919-1991) reviewed William Friedkin’s 1973 supernatural thriller “The Exorcist” in the Jan. 7, 1974,...
Dating. A film about dating. Yes, you’ve got it. It may sound basic to you, but is it really?...
During this joyous Easter season when we celebrate new life, the Life that gives hope to our broken world,...
What do an NFL player, the mom of child with cerebral palsy, an atheist turned priest, a father of...
My beef with many faith-based films is that they seem to be overly dramatic, even melodramatic at times, and...
In AD 64, Rome is burning. Emperor Nero blames the destruction on the Christians living there. He imprisons the...
“Peter Rabbit” might not be what Beatrix Potter had in mind when she wrote and illustrated her famous books...
Madeline L’Engle’s beloved 1962 children’s novel comes to the big screen in the talented hands of director, Ava DuVernay...
The latest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), “Black Panther” delivers a superhero movie that goes above and...
CBS’s newest show, Living Biblically, is a sensitive look at faith and religion while being a humorous reflection of...
Nick Park, the creative genius behind so many Aardman Animations claymation comedies spanning more than two decades, finally makes...
Hollywood film director, Clint Eastwood, 87, still pushes the envelope when creating inspiring stories. In his latest film, The...
