Documentaries
God Was Faithful to These Chinese Families in the American SouthA new documentary goes deep on a surprising history. Which happens to be mine too.简体中文繁體中文
The Holy Fire Must Go OnAs one of Jerusalem’s most ancient Christian celebrations is threatened by COVID-19, a brother-sister filmmaking team helps viewers experience the “Narnia” of their missionary-kid youth.
Jesus Stopped Me from a Shooting Rampage‘Rage of Evil’ documentary recounts would-be school shooter’s road to redemption
‘Wild Wild Country’ Hits Close to HomeThe new Netflix documentary reveals an uncomfortable truth about American religious innovation.
'They Call Us Monsters' Offers a More Compassionate Brand of Juvenile JusticeBen Lear's directorial debut humanizes the debate about adult prison sentences for juvenile offenders.
Recent Documentaries Look to Restore Faith in a Storied Free PressA slate of four films highlight journalists' ongoing quest to share truth.
In 'The Keepers,' Harrowing Crimes Awaken Our Longing for JusticeNetflix's troubling true-crime docuseries wrestles with what happens when murder and abuse go unpunished.
‘The Most Hated Woman in America’ Remembers a Culture War Without HeroesNetflix’s Madalyn Murray O’Hair biopic explores the divisive legacy of one of the country's most influential atheists.
HBO’s ‘Solitary’ Revisits Why It’s Not Good for Man to Be AloneKristi Jacobson’s penetrating new documentary confronts viewers with the soul-withering effects of solitary confinement.
The Invisible Americans in ‘Served Like a Girl’ and ‘The Work’New documentaries profile the easily overlooked experiences of female veterans and male convicts.
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