The Intersection of Faith and Culture
Ask any relationship counsellor, and they will tell you prolonged ruts are detrimental to a healthy romance. How can love be exciting when the couple is simply going through the motions with nary a spark of inspiration or enthusiasm? Sadly, the same charge can be levelled at the Hollywood romantic […]
“They know we’re wounded…” Those ill-omened words, spoken with characteristic gruff solemnity by Liam Neeson during a tense encounter with a hostile wolf pack, strike right to the anguished heart of director Joe Carnahan’s meaty, contemplative survival thriller The Grey. Deceptively marketed as a fist-pumping man vs. nature action flick on […]
Revere hosted ‘An Evening with Mia Fieldes,” Dove award nominated songwriter and worship leader from Hillsong Church, in Sydney Australia.
It’s not at all hard to see how the Australian-Korean musical twin sister duo captured the hearts of their 200,000 subscribers on YouTube. You could say it’s their on-screen charm, their dazzling smiles, their angelic voices or their silly sisterly banter. But what really charmed us about the these sisters […]
James Fagan Tait’s musical adaption of Fyodor Dostoyesky’s The Idiot whisks you into 19th century Russia on a haunting ride through the dark but comic trials of the innocent and honest ‘idiot,’ whose own goodness pulls him into the struggles of two families, love, a femme fatal and the merciless claws […]
Few genres come burdened with a heavier air of self-importance than the biopic. For they are expected to not only tell an entertaining story, but also serve as a compelling tribute to their famed subjects’ profound importance and exceptionalness. Muddying the waters further is the fact that, frankly, reality isn’t […]