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.
Results from Tag: 'film'
Film About Mother Teresa to Hit Theaters in October
Notable moments in the film include footage in Kenya, where the Missionaries of Charity are caring for children with deformities and serious developmental disabilities.
New Wave, New Hollywood, New Morality
COMMENTARY: How an obscure French film journal changed the course of U.S. history — and how a 1966 classic about St. Thomas More highlights what was lost.
Despite Director’s Outcry, Pro-Abortion Film Absent from Oscars 2021
TV ratings for this year’s Oscars ceremony on April 25 were the lowest in the event’s history, with viewership dipping below 10 million for the first time
Before Steve Jobs Changed the World, ‘Koyaanisqatsi’ Captured a Moment in History
‘Koyaanisqatsi’ reminds us that, in spite of our technological advances, we remain human.
The Filmmaker and C.S. Lewis
Award-winning British director Norman Stone has an ongoing fascination with the writer C.S. Lewis.
A Convert’s Testimony on the Power of Film
These movies were not made to teach, edify or persuade. Far from it. But as God brought me from Islam to the Catholic Church, they unexpectedly became tools of his providence.
In Search of True Confession in the Movies
An in-depth look at the history of the sacrament of penance on the big screen from the silent era to today.
SDG Reviews ‘Aquaman’: A Ridiculous, Glorious Mess
This fish tale may be overstuffed and undercooked, but at its best it’s wondrous and poetic like few Hollywood popcorn movies.
