Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

Nathan Douglas and Thomas Mirus review Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's Odyssey. It is not necessarily a bad thing if an adaptation doesn't reproduce the precise worldview of its source material - an artist makes his own work of art, not a scholarly translation. The movi ...  Show more

James and Thomas begin a sub-series on the filmography of Andrei Tarkovsky (whose religious films Andrei Rublev and The Sacrifice they already discussed as part of the Vatican Film List). His first film, Ivan's Childhood, depicts a young boy, Ivan, who acts as a scout for the Rus ...  Show more

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson discusses the new film “Sound of Freedom,” with star Jim Caviezel and real life inspiration Tim Ballard. The film details Ballard’s work as a Special Agent to fight against sex trafficking and the child sex trade. They go into depth on the psychology of ped ...  Show more

In our world today, there are millions trapped in slavery and sex trafficking. The most horrific and devastating example of this is the sale of the weakest and most vulnerable in society, our children. Today, Fr. Mike shares his honest review of the film, "Sound of Freedom," curr ...  Show more

Did you know 6+ million children are enslaved? Worldwide there are estimates that as many as 27 million people don't own their bodies. Those are some terrifying statistics and it’s what keeps Tim Ballard going every day in the fight against human trafficking. Hands down, this is ...  Show more

The growing crisis of child trafficking is gaining more attention in recent days, in part due to buzz around the new film “Sound of Freedom,” starring Jim Caviezel and the true story of  a special agent’s work to bring down the horrific industry. We speak with country music star ...  Show more