Pauline Media Studies

Film & TV Reviews

Examined through diverse lenses – human, artistic, religious

The Burial – Justice and Integrity

“The Burial,” a new film from Amazon Prime Video, hits theaters October 6th and streaming on October 13th. This...

Mother Teresa & Me – Power of Spiritual Reading

There have been a good number of films about Saint Mother Teresa, some feature films, some documentaries, but this...

My Sailor My Love – Love, not control

Coming to select theaters on September 22nd and to streaming platforms on October 24th, the new film, My Sailor,...

Route 60: The Biblical Highway – Remember Your Roots

Have you ever wanted to walk in the footsteps of Jesus but not been able to take a trip...

Dreamin’ Wild — Patience to Wait for God’s Timing

Sometimes independent films are the best stories that don’t get enough attention as they should. Bill Pohlad’s film “Dreamin’...

The NUN II – Acknowledging the reality of evil and the mystery of faith

Part of “The Conjuring” franchise, the recent horror film release of The Nun II offers a tantalizing experience of...

The Hill – Don’t Squander the Lord’s Blessings

Do you ever wonder why God puts desires into our hearts when it seems like everything on earth conspires...

With This Light – Tenacious Caring

I choose to believe that most people are good and caring. None of us are perfect but we’re generally...

The Miracle Club – Miracles happen but not always as we expect

You might think that a film about three friends going to Lourdes for a miracle would be considered a...

Sound of Freedom – Bringing Evil into the Light

Social impact entertainment (SIE) challenges viewers to respond to realities of injustice that happen every day in our society....

Sound of Freedom – God’s children are not for sale

Did you know that there are more people in slavery right now than there were when slavery was legal?...

Shooting Stars — Life is more than fame

Biographical sports dramas have a way of uniting people around those whose big dreams seem unattainable but are realized...