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'Afflict the comfortable, and comfort the afflicted,' says indie director Joshua Overbay.

Greeting all the groups exploring religion and film, and a movie about marriage.

Playing cat-and-mouse with a serial killer, a dangerous polygamous cult, and Marlon Brando, in his own words.

A screwball comedy about what we want and a small drama about Jesus.

Buddy road trips proliferate, plus a true story about an ex-gay pastor.

Prepare to wander the Appalachian Trail, begin the slow decline of political media coverage, and get properly frightened in the woods.

Welcome to Park City. Where's my orientation packet?

Our exclusive interview with the star and director of the hotly-anticipated Sundance feature.

We talked about God a lot this year in pop culture, but not the same way.

This year, the stories we told ourselves often explored the origins of evil, with surprising answers.

Memory and its link to justice were a hot topic for 2014's pop culture.

Introducing a series on what captivated us in 2014.

There's more of it than ever before, and part of the problem is ours.

The actors talked with CT about the new epic film.

It's a 'West Wing' episode worth revisiting on Thanksgiving.

And why it may give us a way to talk about what that means today.

Religious conviction, untempered by dissent, can harden into oppressive ideology.

And that's across all its dimensions.