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The horrors of WW 1 trench warfare are on full display in a story of a German youth whose ideals are destroyed by the brutal fighting, as well as the indifference of upper class officers who never suffer the consequences of their orders.
Spanning several decades, this is a doomed love story of a Black jazz singer & a woman able to pass as white in a racist society.
The story of Czech martyr Milada Horáková, from her pre-WW 2 attempt to warn the British of Hitler’s intentions, through her imprisonment by Nazis & Communists, including the impact on her family.
The true story of how a group of tormented men in Lyons France struggled to bring the Catholic Church to justice over their abuse by priests when they were boys.
In this remake of Dumbo the flying elephant, he has human supporters that prevent his exploitation.
We continue our Lenten journey in film and Scripture. The last two meditations will be added later today. There are embedded links in most of the titles that will take you to a full review of the film. March 17, 2nd Sunday in Lent. Selma But let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like …
Continue reading “Lenten Reflections for Film Lovers: Part 3”
Terrific movie set in a small town. Click the headline to read my entire review.
When a married man decides to improve his life by living his life according to the commands of the Bible, his life changes radically.
Billy Jean King leads a group of women tennis players seeking equal pay for women while also discovering her true gender preference in a world that denies both, culminating in the match with chauvinist Bobby Riggs.
When the head of an ad agency does not get over his grief for his dead child, his 3 partners hatch a complicated plot so that he will be declared mentally incompetent & they can save the agency from ruin.