• Simon Birch: A rare and wonderful testament to the ardor and resilience of faith, with a pint-sized curmudgeon who is convinced that "God has a plan for everyone."
  • The Matrix Revolutions: A sci-fi thriller salutes faith that is comfortable in the face of mystery, firm in its resolve to see things through, and propelled by choices that make all the difference.
  • Dogma: Faith to be vital has to keep moving and growing, according to one far- out morality play.
  • Oh God!: A comedy starring George Burns as God holds humans responsible for making the world a better place, takes justifiable pot shots at holier-than-thou hotshots, and offers provocative thoughts about faith.
  • Chariots of Fire: The true stories of two young men who become champions at the 1924 Paris Olympics revolves around their faith commitments.
  • Proof: A powerful and richly developed psychological drama from Australia explores the leap of faith that is necessary if we are to have a full and vibrant life.
  • Agnes of God: A well-acted and soul-stirring drama about miracles exposes the clash between reason and faith.
  • A Question of Faith: A parabolic drama, set in a California monastery, about a faithful monk who turns into a pregnant woman, challenges us to consider the mysterious implications of what it means to carry the divine seed within us.
  • Signs: A spiritual shiver story about crop circles also probes the meaning of faith, coincidences and destiny, and family solidarity in the face of the inexplicable.
  • My Night at Maud's: A sophisticated drama speaks volumes about faith, sexual politics, and the delights of conviviality.
  • The Story of David:A fine biblical drama explores the faith and many adventures of David.
  • Clare of Assisi: A one-woman play reveals the spiritual stamina of the Catholic saint who was committed to "Lady Poverty."
  • Luther: The vibrantly dramatic story of the sixteenth century reformer recounts how his strong faith and vigorous stand against the Catholic Church's indulgences program resulted in political unrest, a peasant's revolt, and what became known as the Protestant Reformation.
  • Bonhoeffer: A riveting and poignant biographical film provides an overview of the life, faith and work of the German theologian who pointed the way forward to a bold new vision of Christianity.
  • Romero: A biodrama depicts the process by which a moderate Catholic priest found his faith radicalized after witnessing the violence and suffering in El Salvador.
  • The Apostle: Some people feel compelled to proselytize about their faith. A Pentecostal preacher is a prime example of this tradition's intense commitment to spreading the Word through scripture, song, and testimony.
  • The Big Kahuna: A Baptist businessman at a convention believes his main purpose in life is testifying to the Lord.
  • God's Army: Young Mormon missionaries try to bring in a harvest for their Lord in Los Angeles.
  • My Son the Fanatic: How different understandings of faith create tension in the family is the theme of several films. A father clashes with his fundamentalist Muslim son.
  • East Is East: A father attempts without success to raise his children as traditional Muslims.
  • Kadosh: A woman must abide by the rules of the faithful within the restrictive religious universe of an Orthodox community in Jerusalem.
  • Buechner: In a 2003 interview with Frederick Buechner talks about his Christian faith and things that matter to him such as experience, listening to God, grace, laughter, and paying attention.
  • The Faithkeeper: Faith is one of the many subjects in an interview with Oren Lyons, Chief of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga, who is responsible for passing on and interpreting his people's traditions, legends, and prophecies.

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