Is the BBC series the feminist masterpiece critics claim it to be?
Irena’s Vow
A new film dramatizes the life of an almost unbelievable heroine.
‘Gone With the Wind’ Revisited
A flawed but universal work of art misunderstood by elite book burners.
‘One Life’ and ‘Nicky’s Family’
Two films depict the rescue of over six hundred children from Nazis.
‘The War on Children’ by Robby and Landon Starbuck
A new documentary takes on too much and offers simplistic solutions.
Cabrini 2024
Cabrini the film is as beautiful, and as provocative, as Cabrini the woman.
The Boys in the Boat, The Peasants, and The Zone of Interest
Three great films best seen in a theater.
Fables of the Ancients?
“The most renowned folklorist of his time” tackles the Qur’an.
The End of Race Politics?
Coleman Hughes argues for a colorblind America.
The Zone of Interest 2023
A masterpiece from a TV commercial director.
Freud’s Last Session
A new film misses the real Freud, the real Lewis, the real Atheism, and the real Christianity.
Empire of God: How the Byzantines Saved Civilization
Robert Spencer invites the reader to a fascinating, forgotten world.
Is God Real?
Lee Strobel explores the ultimate question of life.
American Fiction 2023
A new film indicts white power-brokers’ exploitation of black literature.
A Polish Politician Extinguishes a Hanukkah Menorah
What do you do when the worst stereotypes seem to be true?
The Inside Story of the Tavistock Gender Identity Clinic
Hannah Barnes’ new book demolishes trans extremism.
Hamas’ October 7 Attack on Israel: a Primer
For the shocked and confused.
Rustin 2023
A new Netflix film draws attention to a “lost prophet.”
How I Made and Lost a Career in Comedy
A memoir . . . by turns horrific, informative, and a hero’s journey.
How We Understand Anti-Semitism, Christianity, and Islam
Unraveling popular misconceptions.
Splinters From a Broken Heart
Israel, Hamas, and social media.
Netflix’s ‘Fair Play’ Speaks Deep Truths about Men, Women, and Capitalism
Or so the establishment media would like you to think.
Killing the Witches
Bill O’Reilly’s new book is a near-perfect read about hysteria, cancel culture, and the history of religious freedom.
Understanding Hamas Atrocities – and Hamas’ Glee in Sharing Videos of Those Atrocities
A 2011 book by the son of a Hamas co-founder offers unique insights.
The Sound of Murder
“Broken windows” policing and emphasis on family could have saved a life.