
A Cinematic Plunge Into Faith: ‘Wildcat’ Is an Experience, Not Just a Movie
FILM REVIEW: Wildly unconventional movie plays like a short story written by the enigmatic, gifted O’Connor feels.
FILM REVIEW: Wildly unconventional movie plays like a short story written by the enigmatic, gifted O’Connor feels.
Flannery O’Connor shares the big screen with some of her most memorable short story characters in the new indy film ‘Wildcat.’ O’Connor scholar Jessica Hooten Wilson gives her take on the film and what animates the Catholic 20th century writer’s prophetic imagination.Then FUS University President Father David Pivonka explains why Franciscan University of Steubenville has pushed back against the Biden administrations’ new interpretation of Title IX, which redefines sex discrimination to include a student’s self- asserted ‘gender identity.’
FILM REVIEW: ‘Wildcat’ sheds light on Flannery O'Connor's faith and fiction and leaves audience searching for grace.
Actress Maya Hawke portrays O’Connor, and her father, Ethan Hawke, directed, co-wrote, and produced the film.
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