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How Hamilton reimagines the Founding.

Great American writers get an interminably dull film.

Ed and Lorraine Warren return, fighting demons and relying on faith.

"An eye for an eye" is not the end of that passage.

"X-Men: Apocalypse" is probably more religious than even its director realizes.

The star of the History Channel's "Roots" talks about his faith, his strange route toward his iconic role, and what he learned from playing Kunta Kinte.

How a church and a film festival are spanning the sacred-secular chasm.

Is the O.J. Simpson trial really worth another 18 hours of TV? It sure is - now more than ever.

Introducing your new must-read cheat sheet.

An interview with the legendary British filmmaker, whose movies exude a deep sense of spiritual longing.

God and women's freedom are tied up together in Beyoncé's 'Lemonade.'

Movies about humor and disappointment, inequality and autism, celebrity and Scientology.

The surprising Christian energy—and partnership—in the world of Sundance and True/False.

The adaptation of Dave Eggers's novel is diverting, but never comes together.

The films of Ramin Bahrani.

The latest from "Once" director John Carney is an autobiographical, infectious 1980s musical.

The differences are telling, and so are the similarities.

Being duped and blinded to the truth is no laughing matter. So why are we so obsessed with cults?

From King George to Aaron Burr, the hit musical's biblical literacy makes its story and characters even richer.