‘Red One’: Santa at Ludicrous Speed
‘Red One’ reimagines Santa Claus as a no-nonsense action hero but stumbles with excessive vulgarity.
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Faith on the 50-Yard Line: ‘Average Joe’ Kennedy’s Story Hits the Big Screen
The true story of Coach Joe Kennedy’s battle for religious freedom takes center stage in the new film, Average Joe.
‘Reagan’ Offers a Refreshing Throwback to Classic Hollywood Cinema
FILM REVIEW: Enjoy the new biopic that depicts the hero in his own context and not through the dark, narrow perspective of contemporary cancel culture.
New Film Company Launches With Story of ‘Moses the Black’
The founders of Simeon Faith, Yelena Popovic and Alexandros Potter, plan to produce movies focused on faith and stories of the saints.
‘Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot’ Encourages Churches to Embrace Children in Need
The example set by a rural East Texas town inspires families to adopt and foster at-risk children
Go See ‘Sound of Hope’ — Then Ask God What He Wants You to Do Next
‘To adopt a child is a great work of love.’ —Pope St. John Paul II
‘Irena’s Vow’ — Faith and Courage at the Crossroads
This is the story of a heroine who believes that every choice we make for good or evil matters to God and to his plan.
‘Cabrini,’ Though Imperfectly, Tells a Proud Part of Catholic History
COMMENTARY: The saint carries on a tradition of powerful women religious that stretches back centuries.
Alice Guy: The Catholic Pioneer Filmmaker You’ve Never Heard Of
After her prodigious output in the early 1900s, Alice Guy moved to America and launched a movie studio in New Jersey.
Director Andy Erwin Makes Films That Make a Difference
‘Ordinary Angels’ captivates moviegoers with Erwin’s retelling of a dramatic true story on the big screen
