The new film is in many ways an act of love, an effort to tell its story both freshly and honestly, with fidelity to Scripture.

Under a remarkably convincing recreation of 1819 England is both the brutality and the self-righteousness exhibited by the haves, when the have-nots ask for more.

From 1939: It was a busy year for America’s film reviewer, who wrote as many as four reviews a week.

The event that takes place in “The Devil’s Doorway,” a horror film from the Irish director Aislinn Clarke, may or may not be a miracle—but it exposes a truth about who we are, we who crucified Christ.

The new movie tells the true story of a Planned Parenthood clinic director turned pro-life activist.

For people living with this chronic illness seeing aspects of their daily life on screen can be startling and affirming.