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New This Week
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 African Cats
Two Mothers Darrel Manson
he kinds of True Life Adventure nature films Disney put out in the 1950s. It includes some beautiful scenery and cinematography. It focuses on the animals as family in a way that we (and especially children) can relate.
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Video Review
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Indie Spotlight
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 In A Better World
The Cost of Revenge Darrel Manson
The Danish title of the film, Hævnen, translates to "revenge." That is the core issue before the characters. How do we respond to violence when it comes into our lives? Does striking back provide a sense of protection? |
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Featured Preview
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 There Be Dragons
VIDEO: Actors' Perspectives Greg Wright
Director Roland Joffe and cast members talk about making a film based on the life of Josemaria Escriva, founder of Opus Dei, and about the impact the experience has had on them. Sure to be controversial, the film opens May 6, and is director Roland Joffe's biggest undertaking since The Scarlet Letter. Will he find magic like The Mission again? Or is he permanently branded, like Hester Prynne? We'll soon see. Also be sure to check out the trailer and photos! |
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Featured Interview: Sean McNamara
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 Soul Surfer
Truer Grit Greg Wright
"I told the story as real as I possibly could," says director Sean McNamara. "So I feel like if it didn't have enough grit for some people, it's because, for the Hamilton family, their version of grit was getting through it all with dignity and poise." |
 Interview with Norman Stone
What Better Topic for Easter? Mark Sommer
The glowing opinions I express in this interview with the creator of Shadowlands, and his most recent docudrama, KJB: The Books That Changed the World, are not in any way intended as flattery, but are my sincere evaluation of the movie. My hope is that I can help this documentary grow some legs, and perhaps bring some unexpected pleasure to those who might, at first look, think this subject must be rather boring. Click through for more coverage of the King James Bible's 400th anniversary... |
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New on DVD & Blu-ray
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 Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows, Part 1
Still Watching, 10 Years Later
Mike Furches
Now on DVD. Harry Potter is not the demon many Christians painted it to be; of course, there are still some who refuse to accept the potential impact of fantasy. J.K. Rowling helped set the record straight and, thankfully, many are listening.
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