The moment you press play on I Am Not Your Negro, it grips you. Not in a sensational, Hollywood-thriller kind of way, but in a deeper, soul-level fashion. You feel the weight of history, the sting of Baldwin’s words—carefully chosen, eloquently delivered by Samuel L. Jackson, and still reverberating today. And as a Christian, you’re…
Watching Is That Black Enough for You?!? feels like sitting down with a friend who’s full of stories you’ve never heard but suddenly need to know. Elvis Mitchell, with his warm, rich baritone, pulls us back through time—not just to watch, but to experience what Black cinema meant in the ‘70s and why it still…
Christopher Reeve. The man who wore a cape and flew across our screens in Superman seemed invincible, right? It’s so easy to attach those heroic qualities to the actor behind the role, to blend the fantasy and the reality. But then, life happens. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story takes that very idea—of heroism, of resilience,…
Let’s talk about American Factory for a minute—Steve Bognar and Julia Reichert’s brilliant, raw documentary. It’s not a film that hits you all at once, but it sits there under your skin long after you’ve watched it. It’s about jobs, factories, people, robots, and the clashing cultures of America and China. But really, it’s about…
There’s something about Strong Island that hits like a gut punch. You know the kind—one you don’t see coming, and by the time you feel it, you’re already doubled over. Yance Ford’s documentary, this deeply personal film, brings you right into the heart of his family’s pain, grief, and outrage over the loss of his…
If you want to see what friendship looks like when it’s put through the wringer—when it’s stretched, twisted, and transformed, all while somehow holding its shape—Will & Harper offers a soft, sincere glimpse into that reality. On its surface, the film presents a simple story of two friends reconnecting, Will and Harper, whose relationship has…
Let’s be honest, analyzing comedy can sometimes feel like dissecting a joke—by the time you’re done, all the humor is gone. But with Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyer’s Cut), you’re dealing with something that invites that kind of deep dive. In fact, it feels like this documentary almost demands it. With six hours…
Fashion documentaries can be a fascinating study, especially when they manage to capture the essence of a time and the culture it created. “In Vogue: The 90s” does exactly that, immersing viewers in an era that turned the fashion world on its head. But how does a Christian viewer engage with something that may, at…
Lenox Hill is a Netflix series, which makes for easy binge-watching. When I first started it, I didn’t what to expect I did know it was a documentary, and I knew that doctors were involved. I had no idea, however, how much it would put my heart in motion — something; that I thought could…
When we think of television that reshaped storytelling, The Sopranos is one show that gets tossed around frequently. It’s the kind of series that doesn’t just tell a story but immerses you in a world so dark, complex, and unapologetically raw that it forces you to rethink the way television works. For many, The Sopranos…