Movies

DeMille’s 'The Ten Commandments' still classic

Quinton Amundson · April 1, 2026

Noah got drunk. David had an affair. Thomas was a doubter. Paul was a murderer. Moses had a stutter.

Filmmakers to celebrate Sr. Carmelina Tarantino

Possible future Toronto saint shows joy of redemptive suffering

Quinton Amundson · March 27, 2026

As young Canadian Catholic filmmaker Joseph D’Amario’s love for his craft deepened, certainty grew that a documentary venerating Sr. Carmelina Tarantino’s (1937-1992) legacy of service and redemptive suffering would emerge as a future passion project.

Revelation video series offers hopeful message

Luke Mandato · March 25, 2026

Eight years have passed since Monsignor Robert Nusca’s book The Christ of the Apocalypse first unpacked the Book of Revelation with a focus on its less-common portrayal as a hope-filled portrait of Christ.

The Church in Canada: a nation of faith

EWTN documents Church’s history in this land

Quinton Amundson · March 20, 2026

Francis Denis created his new 10-part documentary Catholic Canada, which recently debuted on EWTN, to highlight the people and stories shaping the Catholic Church in Canada.

Audiences seek authentic faith on film

Quinton Amundson · February 19, 2026

A major new U.S. study found that audiences, including non-religious viewers, are drawn to authentic portrayals of faith in entertainment media.

Sincerity drives 'I Can Only Imagine 2'

Quinton Amundson · February 17, 2026

I Can Only Imagine 2 succeeds as a motion picture because it is underpinned by the sincerity of its convictions and elevated by strong work from a talented cast, especially an enjoyably eccentric Milo Ventimiglia.

In search of Reel Justice

Hamilton film series tackles today's social issues

Luke Mandato · January 20, 2026

The Diocese of Hamilton and Development and Peace - Caritas Canada are hoping a unique combination of film and post-screening discussions will spark dialogue and sustained change with its ninth Reel Justice Film Festival collaboration.

Imagine that: MercyMe hits inspire faith films

Sequel to I Can Only Imagine hits theatres next month

Quinton Amundson · January 19, 2026

Christian filmmaker Andrew Erwin presented the proposition of I Can Only Imagine 2 to lead actor J. Michael Finley in a mock-threatening manner. “I said, 'man, there's two ways this goes down: either you say yes to doing the movie, or I drive to New Jersey, kidnap you, and you say yes to the movie.' ”

Enchanting David true to Scripture

Animated feature continues strong performance track record of faith-based films

Quinton Amundson · January 6, 2026

David did not conquer the Goliath known as Avatar: Fire and Ash during the opening weekend box office showdown before Christmas.

Nothing banal about "Nuremberg's" evil

Star-studded thriller hoping to prompt questions about past and present

Katie Yoder · November 12, 2025

A new thriller about the Nuremberg trials held to prosecute high-ranking Nazi Germany officials following World War II wrestles with the capacity of ordinary men to commit extraordinary evil.