film

Here in alphabetical order, are capsule reviews of 15 pictures in which fatherhood plays a prominent role.

The world’s most famous lasagne-loving, Mondays-averse feline gets a third big-screen outing with “The Garfield Movie” (Columbia).

Columnist Jaymie Stuart Wolfe discusses the red carpet premiere for “Jesus Thirsts: The Miracle of the Eucharist.”

Taylor Swift’s movie is a powerful summation of her life and work so far. The idea for the film was to craft an experience just as communal and immersive as the vocalist’s live events.

In this documentary, to be rereleased in theaters Feb. 8 and 9, filmmakers Alban Teurlai and Thierry Demaiziere present a moving portrait of one of the world’s most popular pilgrimage sites and of the suffering people who are drawn to it.

“The book shows how to evaluate the stories that movies tell and how to discern what they say about reality, God and what it means to be human.”

The movie, a biopic about 20th-century Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, delves into the Polish Communist Party’s yearslong operation to delegitimize him. It will have a limited run on select U.S. screens Nov. 15 and Nov. 17.

“Sanctified,” shot in the North Dakota Badlands, is getting its premiere at cinemas across North Dakota starting Sept. 30 and throughout much of October.