Sympathy for Delicious considers that universal fist-shake, “why me?”
French director Xavier Beauvois dips his brush in a rich palette of sound, color, image, and silence to paint a visible likeness of the interior lives of seven Trappist monks who perished in the Algerian civil war of the 1990s.
The Social Network inspires complicated questions of why we create and how we measure our own worth and morality.
Sarah Hanssen talks with Greg King about his new documentary, Our House, which explores an intentional Christian community in an abandoned warehouse-turned-homestead for the chronically homeless and recovering addicts in Brooklyn.
Filmmakers – and sisters – Sarah and Emily Kunstler talk with Sarah Hanssen about their new documentary and their father’s fight for justice.
Up In The Air gets so many of our modern conundrums right that it’s hard not to classify the film as a tragedy, even with some great laughs.
Two films with similar settings, but very different outlooks on success, help us examine our own ideas about privilege, hard work, and what makes us feel valued.