Coming to theaters on April 15th and 16th through Fathom Events, Irena's Vow both inspires and calls to action. Click here for more information on how to see the film.  As the Nazis invade Poland in 1939, Irena Gut (Sophie Nélisse) finds herself herded, together with some of her fellow Catholics, straight from Mass into forced labor at a munitions factory. Not possessing the physical strength necessary, after a year she becomes a kitchen maid at the officer's club. Her side t...

Christian novelist Karen Kingsbury, a New York Times bestselling author, dives into filmmaking for the first time with "Someone Like You," based on her novel of the same name. It's a perfect story for Easter time when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead and the hope we have as his followers.

"Arthur the King," a new film from director Simon Cellan Jones, tells the true story of a group of adventure racers and the stray dog who becomes part of the team. If you love man-and his-dog stories, this one's for you.

Nicholas Winton seems to have been a man who could move others to action by his conviction and enthusiasm for doing what is right. The new film, "One Life," directed by James Hawes, celebrates that one person who decides to do what is right in the face of great suffering can, indeed, change the world for the better. In theaters beginning on March 15th.

"Cabrini," set to hit theaters on March 8, International Woman's Day, brings to the big screen the incredible true story of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen to be canonized a saint.

Now available as video-on-demand, the new independent film, "Under the Influencer," written and directed by Alex Haughey, takes a good look at celebrity culture and social media influence from the point of view of the influencer.

Angel Studios, known for "The Chosen" and "The Sound of Freedom," recently released a sci-fi film loosely based on the Book of Job: "The Shift." Unfortunately, the film is not as compelling as it's studio predecessors.

There's no proof that Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis ever met but we do know that Freud asked an Oxford don to visit him shortly before his death. That fact made playwright Mark St. Germain imagine that Lewis was the mysterious visitor. His off-Broadway play is now "Freud's Last Session" starring Anthony Hopkins as Freud and Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis.

If you're searching for a movie to see over the Christmas holidays that's good for the whole family, look no further than "The Boys in the Boat," director George Clooney's latest project. In a country and world that is experiencing such profound polarization, the unity showcased in this story truly inspires.

To movie-going audiences who like to have everything wrapped up in a nice little bow by the end will be sorely disappointed in this film. It doesn't give answers. Instead, it gives hope. "How I Learned to Fly" hits select theaters on December 1st.