DVD seeks answers from the cast of The Passion of the Christ
{mosimage}It's not going to be the blockbuster that Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ became, but a spin-off documentary DVD is in a quiet way more interesting. The Big Question, released this month in Canada by independent Toronto filmmaker TH!NKFilm, is a gentle movie that asks very important questions.
Some lessons in spiritual life
At the beginning of March, Philip Groning’s film Into Great Silence came into a theatre in New York that specializes in foreign films. It was advertised as having a two-week run. But when each of the three daily showings continued to sell out, the theatre owners put “Held Over” up on the marquis. Now, at month’s end, it’s still playing to full houses. The DVD went on sale in Canada April 3.
Pope remembered on film
Jesus tomb discovery ‘nonsense’
Movie review: Black Snake Moan
Black Snake Moan takes a great starting point and turns it into a bad movie.
Priest paves path of non-violence
{mosimage}The Narrow Path, 1 hour 8 mins., directed by Gerard Thomas Straub, funded by The San Damiano Foundation.
TORONTO - The Narrow Path is a documentary about Jesuit Father John Dear, a devout pursuer of non-violence. In the film he speaks about the harm invoked by violence and war and how we can become a people working toward eliminating violence around the world.
Movie novelization strips down important lessons
The Ultimate Gift has been adpated from its original form, a novel by Jim Stovall, into both a movie by FoxFaith and a novelization of the movie by Rene Gutteridge.
Simpsons family values takes the big screen
Harry Potter film harbours Christian themes
Superman: man of faith
The 2006 release of Superman Returns is directed by Bryan Singer and opened in Canadian theatres on June 28.
The film's introduction explains that Superman ascended from earth five years earlier to find out who survived on the planet Kryptonite.