"Star Wars," as a franchise, does not quite know what to do with the history it has inherited.

"He's totally fearless. Because he has a lot of opposition," the filmmaker said.

In modern life we associate silence with tranquility and solitude, but quietude in this film is grounded in fear of persecution

What makes a Christian movie? Can you define it based on its themes and subjects? Or is it all in whom it’s marketed at?

Xavier Beauvois’s film is based on a novel by Ernest Perochon, with a lot of its misery, disease and death left out.

When I read A Wrinkle in Time as a child, it was an experience of the senses.