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The third day included films led by women as they deal with grief, desire, and the absurdity of life.

What makes a hero? What makes for notoriety? Today's films weigh in.

A must-see film that quietly suggests a surprising answer to the problem of evil.

On screeners, interracial romance in the 1940s, and ficto-critical anthropologists run amok.

Among the year's movies, twenty of them resonated deeply with our chief film critic.

2015 was a year when many movies and TV shows showed characters searching for their 'authentic self.' What Christians can learn from that search.

The world as Joan Didion sees it.

What accounts for our religious devotion—and our need to shoehorn 'Star Wars' into our own theology?

It pays off.

Spike Lee's latest joint is here to teach us what lament really looks like.

We spoke with the documentary's director and subject about gun policy, the ways fear manipulates Christians, and why the choice to befriend someone else is vital to peace in public life.

When it comes to movies, it might be better to try and fail than to play it too safe.

The second season of the post-Rapture HBO drama tries to start over in a new place, but grief chases them down, with echoes of C.S. Lewis.

Lucas Hnath’s "The Christians" gets complicated human and church life right.

They're not journalism, either. But that's okay. They're something else.

The highlights include lots of documentaries, and lots of religion.

On David Foster Wallace.

In some ways, 'Fifty Shades of Grey' and 'God's Not Dead' aren't all that different.

What do we do with biblical epics in light of Scripture?