‘The Forge’ and the Value of Mentorship
By: Russ Matthews
The Kendrick Brothers have helped to set a new standard for faith-based films with quality writing and productions. Read more
A Dose of Harsh Reality in ‘Hillbilly Elegy’
By: Russ Matthews
“Where we come from is who we are but we choose every day who we become.” – Mamaw Read more
Domestic Abuse Tackled in ‘It Ends With Us’
By: Russ Matthews
Colleen Hoover’s beloved novel was a TikTok phenomenon that led to worldwide success for all those who may wonder why a romantic drama like It Ends With Us is getting so much media attention. Read more
John Malkovich Shines in this Subtle French Gem
By: Russ Matthews
Gilles Legardinier is one of France’s most popular novelists. Read more
Power of the Gospel Halts the Cycle of Violence in ‘Ka Whawhai Tonu’
By: Michael Walsh
Celebrated Māori director Mike Jonathan’s Ka Whawhai Tonu boldly tells the story of a crucial battle in the first land wars fought in New Zealand’s Waikato region. Read more
Independent Aussie Artists in the Spotlight, in Peoples Choice Awards
By: Clare Bruce
Four independent Australian artists are among the finalists of this year’s Peoples Choice Awards, a music award event held online each year by CMAA to provide a platform for Christian music. Read more
Corporate Breakfast Battle Turns Comical in ‘Unfrosted’
By: Russ Matthews
The brand Pop-Tarts has a special place in the hearts of generations of breakfast connoisseurs worldwide. Read more
‘Hit Man’ Really Creeps Up On You
By: Russ Matthews
Richard Linklater is a name that does not roll off the average moviegoer’s tongue. Read more
Tarryn Stokes Had to “Learn to Be Seen” After Win
By: Laura Bennett
There’s a certain kind of bravery in auditioning for The Voice: sure, it could lead to your singing career taking off and a dream being realised, but you’ve also got to sing. Live on TV. Vulnerably. With everyone watching ready to critique your voice, your clothes and stage presence. Read more