God Knows Where I Am (2016)
Linda Bishop, homeless due to her schizophrenia, is dismissed from a mental facility when she refuses to cooperate & starves to death in an old farmhouse.
Gleason (2016)
ALS stricken Steve Gleason, once a professional NFL player, creates a video for his unborn son & to spread the word about the ailment–what a trip!
Son of Saul (2015)
This controversial Holocaust film is worth viewing, and it’s coming to DVD in April. Click the image to read my entire review. (4 out of 5 stars)
Gods of Egypt (2016)
Horus partners with the human Bek to win back his kingdom from the evil Set, and Bek needs help in reaching his beloved in the underworld as she nears judgment.
Gods of Egypt (2016)
This mess has two gods fighting for the throne of Egypt plus a human rushing to save his beloved on her way in the realm of the dead before she is judged.
Oh, God! (1977)
It’s time for a new generation to discover this comedy classic with George Burns as God showing up to reassure a very anxious humanity. Click the image to read my entire faith-and-film review.
White God (2014)
When Lili’s beloved dog is abandoned on the streets by her father, she sets out to find it, while it suffers from cruel adults & then leads a dog revolt.
EXODUS: Gods and Kings (2014)
The Exodus story of Moses leading his people from Egypt to freedom & the receiving the 10 Commandments is told almost entirely devoid of religious meaning.
A Man For All Seasons (1966)
When King Henry VIII broke with the Pope because he wanted to divorce his wife only his Chancellor Sir Thomas More dared defy him, thus losing his life.
God’s Pocket (2014)
There is a sadness about this movie, made just before Philip Seymour Hoffman’s tragic death, but it’s well worth watching. Click the movie’s title to read my entire review.