Oscars
The Bulletin Episode 16|1 hrWe the People, They the EnemyCPAC, Trump, retribution, and eradication. Oh … and the Oscars too!
‘Parasite’ Is a Dark Comedy. But Is the Joke on Us?What the Oscar-nominated film teaches us about classism, fear, and dependence on God.
Sectarian Cinema: Oscars Highlight Muslim Defense of Persecuted Christians“Watu Wote” shows the power and limits of African and Arab films to probe interfaith relations.
The Red Carpet Is No Longer a Refuge from Real-World IssuesThis Academy Awards season, celebrities and fans are looking for more from Hollywood, but even with more robust coverage, they may not always find it.
Do We Need Another Denzel Washington Christ Figure?CT asks the actor about his latest movie and Hollywood’s ongoing quest to score the faith audience.
‘The Big Sick’ Is a Rom-Com about a Broader Kind of LoveKumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon’s fresh take on the genre is a love poem, a laugh fest—and a refreshing ode to the beauty of family.
‘Get Out’ Locks Our Gaze on Racism’s HorrorJordan Peele's groundbreaking directorial debut challenges us to see racial sin with clear eyes.
'Moonlight' Is a Flawed, But Rewarding Exercise in Christian EmpathyThe Oscar favorite's portrayal of black, gay experience is at odds with a biblical sexual ethic—but for some, it might be worth the discomfort.
'Get the Girl to Do It'What 'Hidden Figures' reveals about race, women, and how our sons see our daughters.
‘La La Land’ Dances Between Love and CallingWhat Christians might take away from Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling’s latest hit.
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