By Jacob Sahms The Erwins Brothers’ (Woodlawn, I Can Only Imagine) latest film, the documentary The Jesus Music, opens with introductory clips of today’s top Christian artists before rewinding the timeline back to the 1970s. Through interviews and footage of events through the years, the film unpacks how Christians making music are impacting culture, and […]
By Jacob Sahms A high school senior writes a letter to himself as part of his therapy for anxiety and depression, only to have the letter stolen by an angry young man who then commits suicide. When the letter is recovered on his body, the dead youth’s family believes that the two teenagers were friends, […]
Jonah, Sight & Sound Theatre’s retelling of the epic fish story, arrives Friday, September 3 at 8 p.m. on Sight & Sound TV. Ready to make a splash with audiences old and new, the story from the stage in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, can play in your living room this weekend. Having shared stories of Biblical importance […]
By Jacob Sahms As the sequel to the 2018 live-action Peter Rabbit opens, Bea (Rose Byrne) and Thomas (Domhnall Gleason) are getting married. The friction between Bea’s friend Peter Rabbit (James Corden) and Thomas continues to grow, festering like a wound. That wound is further aggravated by the way that Peter is being depicted in the books, […]
By Jacob Sahms The Olympics officially start tomorrow with the Opening Ceremonies, but several sports, like women’s soccer, softball, and archery, have already recorded their first contest. While tensions rise around a different strain of COVID-19 and different expectations for travel both outside of Japan and internally, the Games appear to still go on. And […]
The Olympics are upon us, and you might need a film to tide you over between your favorite events. So here’s a list of films we think you should consider! Chariots of Fire (1991, Dove Approved 12+) This is based on a true story of Eric Liddell, a Scottish Christian and son of a Missionary […]
Films that highlight freedom are on our minds at Dove this week. We hope that you’ll check them out as you reflect on the freedom that God gives us through Jesus’ death on the cross. Beyond the Mask (2015, Dove Approved 12+) The film is a rollicking and action-packed film about our country’s independence and […]
Looking for some Father’s Day films? We have what you need right here! Selfie Dad (2020, Dove Approved All Ages) Ben Marcus hates his job and feels disconnected from his family. Grieving the loss of his parents and fearful of following in his father’s tragic footsteps, he sets aside his passion for comedy to provide […]
By Jacob Sahms In A Father’s Legacy, Nick (Jason Mac) feels cornered, trapped by his life, and so he runs. He runs toward violence, toward impulse, toward very bad decisions. But as providence would have it, he finds himself holed up in the forest cabin of Billy Ford (Tobin Bell) who has his own struggles […]
By Jacob Sahms Musician Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid) performs with a technical accuracy that hits all of the right notes, but lacks the spirit or passion to play with complete abandon. When she’s denied entry to a New York conservatory, she heads to Ireland for a semester abroad, hoping to discover her spark. On the […]