Thank you for this. I have seen 71 of these films. I have heard about all of them except for a few. Keep them coming! The #1 movie I am looking forward to on your next list is Carl Theodore Dryer's spiritual masterpiece Ordet. If I may, I also want to call attention to an obscure German film from 2014 called Stations of the Cross, directed by a man named Dietrich Bruggmann. It's a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of faith and religious fundamentalism.
I miss your Weekly Watches series. You haven't posted one in about 5 months. I hope it comes back soon.
Thank you for all the articles and reviews. Even though I do not agree with a fair number of them (Ben Hur? Gah!), this Substack is an invaluable source of Catholic perspectives on films, and I have discovered numerous interesting works thanks to your efforts. God bless!
This post is a total gem in every way. You folks are so talented and well, CLASSIC. It is a joy to have been a part of this. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks Onalee! It's been an honor and a joy.
Love the intro!!!
Thank you for this. I have seen 71 of these films. I have heard about all of them except for a few. Keep them coming! The #1 movie I am looking forward to on your next list is Carl Theodore Dryer's spiritual masterpiece Ordet. If I may, I also want to call attention to an obscure German film from 2014 called Stations of the Cross, directed by a man named Dietrich Bruggmann. It's a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of faith and religious fundamentalism.
I miss your Weekly Watches series. You haven't posted one in about 5 months. I hope it comes back soon.
Thank you for all the articles and reviews. Even though I do not agree with a fair number of them (Ben Hur? Gah!), this Substack is an invaluable source of Catholic perspectives on films, and I have discovered numerous interesting works thanks to your efforts. God bless!