Delightful. But don't close the tab yet.  The film isn't excused from some things that should be discussed, so, on with the details and worthy points, 'ey?  I'll start off by commenting on the premise and technical aspects, and I'll mark where I transition into the deeper elements of the screenplay (for those who ...

This year's San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival's Jubilee Award for Best of Festival went to Agenda, a documentary explaining the continuing Marxist agenda in America today. Agenda did a superb job of outlining the connections and strategies that have been formed since long before World War II to destroy our nation from ...

First of all, I'd like to state that I do not in any way suggest that anyone should go out and watch either of the films discussed below.  This article regards these films solely as the representatives of different standings in the filmmaking industry, and does not endorse either of them.  I also do not suggest that anyone watch the ...

The Giant of the North by Robert Michael Ballantyne Chingatok was a native dweller in the Arctic regions.  He was no ordinary Eskimo; he was a giant in the truest sense.  He grew up like any other Eskimo, hearing stories about those regions that were not all snow and ice like his own country.  Instead of being content to just hear ...