The 15:17 to Paris (Eastwood, 2018)
Clint Eastwood puts a new spin on what it means to be cinematic
Author: Jacob Berger
Jacob Christian Berger is an M.A student at North Carolina State, writing his capstone on Shakespeare. He cites Clint Eastwood is his favorite director and actor.
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Risen (Reynolds, 2016)
In short, you might buy the DVD because you want to see some fights scenes, but you get treated to some character depth too.
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Finding Noah (Baum, 2015)
To those who are like me, who were always taught that God does not intend for the Ark to be found and any attempt to locate it is a challenge to God, there is a surprise in how much enjoyment and illumination can be gained from Brent Baum’s documentary, Finding Noah: An Adventure of Faith.