Young Woman and the Sea: Swim Against the Cultural Current
Disney loves stories of triumph. And they tell them well. Though they’re known best for their...
Tag: Olympics
The Boys in the Boat: Pulling together
“It’s not about you; it’s about the boat.” The most prevalent trope for sports film is overcoming...
La Liste: Everything or Nothing – Fear at the Red Line
When a film is produced by Red Bull, you should expect something designed to get the blood...
Christian Takes (On Rogan, Whoopi, Wordle, Superbowl, Book of Boba Fett…)
There’s always so much in the news and current culture! How can a Christian develop a solid...
Running Against the Wind: Two Men, Two Worlds
Directed and co-written by Jan Phillip Weil, Running Against the Wind is simply...
Richard Jewell: The End of the Innocence
Richard Jewell is a tale of heroism, woe, and frustration that serves as a reminder of life before the world’s innocence was shattered one fateful evening in 1996.
I, Tonya – Whose Truth?
When I saw this film at AFI Fest, it played to a packed house. It wasn?t one of the films I was especially looking forward to. But I found it enjoyable in the absurd humor and the idiocy of the characters.
A Fighting Chance – Olympic Dreams
Over a million athletes worldwide train for the Olympics, but only about one percent achieve that goal. These stories are much different than much of what American and Canadian viewers will see on their TVs during the games.