Occupied Reveals the Difficulty of Doing Good in a World That Refuses to Define It
In this controversial Norwegian TV series, deception and conflict go hand in hand.
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The Violence and Nonviolent Resistance of Peter Weir’s Witness
Witness is intelligent enough to trust the audience with ambivalence and uncertainty.
When Violence Is Not the Answer but Certainly the Question: Bruce Cockburn’s “If I Had a Rocket Launcher”
The question of the dissemination of dangerous ideas through art is always a contentious one.
The Search for Peace in the Life of Tony Hawk
A recent documentary reveals how the world-famous skateboarder wrestled with finding meaning and purpose.
The Cost of Peace in Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast
Belfast is a tale of triumph and survival in the darkest of circumstances.
Captain America and the Divided States of American Christianity
God is not constrained by our human divisions.
On Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick Lamar Finds Peace with Self by Accepting Conflict
Instead of simply preaching his thoughts on those controversial topics, Lamar shares his experiences and resulting perspectives on the matters.
The Pains and Promises of Parenthood in Fredrik Backman’s Beartown
An encouraging and hopeful story about the realities of facing and embracing the respective pains and promises of parenthood.
