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‘Holy Rollers’ – Faith’s Agony and Ecstasy
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Esther Kustanowitz
"Holy Rollers" features themes of faith and blind faith in a film (now at Sundance) about a Hasidic ecstasy dealer.
‘Lourdes’ and Other Films are Part of Sundance’s Spiritual Side
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Kris Rasmussen
A new film"Lourdes" is one of many movies with religious themes at Sundance.
The Road to Oscar Looks to be a Sentimental – and Popular- One
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Kris Rasmussen
Jeff Bridges and Sandra Bullock look to be the Oscar favorites.
Hamas TV Cartoon Depicts Jews and Palestinian Authority Police as Enemies
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Esther Kustanowitz
It’s another hit for Al Aqsa TV. Hamas’ terrorist TV channel — which (according to the NY Post) “routinely indoctrinates kids by portraying Israelis as ghouls — is launching a new cartoon series that depicts another enemy, the Palestinian Authority police.” The NY Post reports that the pilot episode was a huge hit in the…
‘To Save a Life’ Is Redeeming, Inspiring
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Douglas Howe
For all of the negative comments made in the press about the violence or negativity or lack of depth in films, we love to discover and recognize those which have more to offer, especially near that intersection of faith and life. “To Save a Life” is on such positive contribution, opening today. Take your teens,…
New Web Series ‘The Bump+’ Debuts on the Anniversary of Roe V. Wade
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Kris Rasmussen
A new series follows women as they decide whether or not to have an abortion.
‘Project Runway’ Bottoming Out?
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Ellen Leventry
Pamela was bid "auf wiedersehen" on last night's "Project Runway," but has the show bottomed out by allowing Ping to stay?
John Travolta: Steps in to Help Haiti
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Donna Freitas
A few years ago, John Travolta–probably better known for his affiliation with the Church of Scientology than his acting at this point–stepped in to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina, jetting in food and meeting with the folks of Louisiana. Now, Travolta is doing the same to help the earthquake victims in Haiti. In a…
Review: ‘The Last Station’
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idol chatter
By Sara Shereen Bakhshian May contain spoilers The new Sony Pictures Classics’ biopic “The Last Station,” opens with the Leo Tolstoy quote “Everything I know, I know only because I love.” The film chronicles the last year of the life of the acclaimed novelist, where he and his circle of family and friends debate the…
‘Fringe’: Back this Spring with Exorcisms and Other Paranormal Fare
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Donna Freitas
So far, this fall, the second season of ‘Fringe’ was offering mostly time travel arcs, the trademark J. J. Abrams guru figure, and a lot of gross-out sci-fi stand alone episodes–not exactly my thing. Though I really loved season one of ‘Fringe,’ I was beginning to doubt my commitment to continue watching the show. But…
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