The brief but compelling biography of this unusual candidate for canonization is chronicled in the inspiring documentary “Radiating Joy: The Michelle Duppong Story.” Directed by Danny Anderson, the film will have a one-day theatrical showing nationwide Nov. 12 as a Fathom Events presentation.
The world’s most famous lasagne-loving, Mondays-averse feline gets a third big-screen outing with “The Garfield Movie” (Columbia).
“Irene’s Vow” is a movie based on the real-life experiences of Catholic nurse Irene Gut Opdyke. Famed for her rescue of Jews, she received a special blessing from St. John Paul II who also invited her to a personal audience in 1995.
As a Catholic film critic, Sister Hosea Rupprecht focuses on the human quality of the story, while not neglecting the quality of the filmmaking that brings that story to life.
The creators of “The Chosen” never thought in their wildest dreams they would be walking the red carpets from Los Angeles to New York and from London to Warsaw, with screaming fans begging for selfies.
Shia LaBeouf, a veteran of Hollywood, who recently portrayed a beloved saint on screen has now embraced the Catholic faith in real life. LaBeouf starring as Padre Pio, received the sacrament of confirmation, completing his initiation into the Catholic faith, during the New Year holiday weekend.
Anthony Hopkins stars as the pioneering psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud with Matthew Goode starring as C.S. Lewis, “Freud’s Last Session” is set on the tense precipice of the Second World War.
Since yuletide films naturally tend to qualify as family-friendly, they can also provide an opportunity to gather the clan, make some popcorn and relax together.
