AFI’s documentary film festival gets stronger each year. Read more
AFI’s documentary film festival gets stronger each year. Read more
Style struggles to triumph over substance. Does it succeed? Read more
Review of A Peculiar Glory by John Piper John Piper’s A Peculiar Glory: How the Christian Scriptures Reveal their Complete Truthfulness is unlike any other book I’ve read on the subject of whether or not the Bible is reliable and accurate. More traditional approaches like those of F.F. Bruce, Josh McDowell, or Richard Bauckham argue that Scriptures are historically correct because they stand all the tests for accuracy that honest historians can throw at them. The problem in this approach... Read more
Gloriously old-fashioned and visually stunning. Read more
An ode to loving mothers and how to cope with grief Read more
Getting down and dirty with the hypostatic union Read more
Miles Davis may have been a more skilled trumpeter than Chet Baker, but the West Coast legend is the focus of the superior biopic. Read more
There’s a fine line between swagger and conceit Read more
Terrence Malick’s style may have reached its apex with this story of spiritual struggle. Read more
It’s not about winning, it’s about the beauty of naively competing Read more