From Doubt to Belief The Polar Express is the story of a doubting boy's journey to rediscovering childlike belief. It's also the story of screenwriter Bill Broyles, from the horrors of Viet Nam to the wide-eyed wonders Christmas. interview by Mark Moring | posted 11/03/2004 12:00AM
Rubber Sharks and Real Kids Ted Baehr tells parents to use common sense and cognitive development theory. Interview by David Neff | posted 11/01/2004 12:00AM
A Primer on Filmmaking Is it possible to make a good movie for a measly $7,000? Yes. Shane Carruth proves it with his film debut, Primer, which is stirring up buzz-the good kind-at film festivals everywhere. interview by Mark Moring | posted 10/22/2004 12:00AM
The Movie Director Who Made Me a Priest In a fascinating and sometimes off-the-wall interview, David O. Russell, director of I ♥ Huckabees, challenged my thinking—but not my faith—and gave me a clerical collar. By Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 10/05/2004 12:00AM
Jakes on the Loose Bishop T. D. Jakes, whose best-selling book, Woman, Thou Art Loosed! is now a full-length motion picture opening this week, talked to us about the movie and its potential impact. interview by LaTonya Taylor | posted 9/28/2004 12:00AM
The Passion of the Musicians For composer John Debney and vocalist/lyricist Lisbeth Scott, the creative talent behind the soundtrack to The Passion of The Christ, scoring the epic film was the experience of a lifetime. by Mark Moring | posted 8/31/2004 12:00AM
Benji's Back! Joe Camp, creator of the Benji films, brings the beloved pup back to the big screen after 17 years. He tells us all about it—and how his faith played a part in the process. by Mary Lasse | posted 8/17/2004 12:00AM
Teens Dig Donnie Darko The film bombed in its 2001 release, but caught on as a cult favorite among teens and young adults, and is now being re-released to theaters. We asked several students what they like about the movie. by Stefan & Jeanne Ulstein | posted 7/23/2004 12:00AM
Fahrenheit 9/11 Emboldens Christian Filmmakers Following the successes of Michael Moore and Mel Gibson, Christians in Hollywood are rethinking the "I'm a Christian who happens to be a filmmaker" approach to movies. by Rob Moll | posted 7/15/2004 12:00AM
Celebrating Life That was filmmaker Louis Schwartzberg's goal for America's Heart and Soul, a marvelous new Disney movie opening July 2. by Mark Moring | posted 6/25/2004 12:00AM
Nicholas Sparks The author of A Walk to Remember has another novel coming to the big screen: The Notebook, a beautiful love story opening next week. by Mark Moring | posted 6/18/2004 12:00AM
Mixed Reactions Brian Dannelly, writer/director of Saved!, says he's getting all kinds of reactions—good and bad—from Christians regarding his controversial new film about life in a Baptist high school. by Stefan & Jeanne Ulstein | posted 5/24/2004 12:00AM
An Affair to Remember Scriptwriter and Calvin College grad Geert Heetebrij just released his first full-length film, a delightful romantic comedy called A Foreign Affair. We recently talked with him about the movie. by Mark Moring | posted 5/18/2004 12:00AM
A Warm & Fuzzy Kevin Smith? Well, not quite. But the normally crass writer/director toned it down for Jersey Girl, where the young father wears his heart on his sleeve. by Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 3/26/2004 12:00AM
Mad Geniuses A conversation with Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry, the brilliant minds behind Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which opens Friday. by Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 3/18/2004 12:00AM
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