From middle school to superstardom, this film tells the story of NBA's LeBron James and his Fab Five friends who make basketball and friendship the glue that helps him navigate fame.

If you go into this film thinking you're going to see a movie about the life of Saint Padre Pio, you will be roundly disappointed. Why director Abel Ferrara used the saint's name as the title of the film is just as confusing as the film itself.

It's rare to see a father-daughter filmmaking duo, but dad Daniel Roebuck and daughter Grace, both Catholics, bring "Lucky Louie" to the screen. It's a buddy comedy, whodunit, and commentary on forgiveness all rolled into one.

The newest release from Pure Flix comes to the streaming platform on May 12th. "Learning to Love" pits anguish and grief against positivity and faith to bring new life into a broken corner of humanity.

The new biopic of the boxing legend, "Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World," boasts a grandiosity much like it's protagonist. Unfortunately, it tries to do too much and ends up bouncing through Foreman's life with too little depth.

Based on the book by Judy Blume, the film navigates the life of a middle-school girl facing puberty and who speaks to God of her everyday struggles, though her parents have no relationship with him.

Draw closer to Saint Joseph this May 1st by seeing this new film. Span the globe and listen to the stories of Saint Joseph's intercession on behalf of the Church and so many people. In theaters May 1st in English and May 2nd in Spanish.

In Russell Crowe’s second role as a Roman superhero, he moves from the 2nd century as Maximus, a gladiator who does battle for the emperor’s entertainment, to the 21st century as the Catholic priest, Fr. Gabriel Amorth, who fights the devil with a bit of help in the newly released “The Pope’s Exorcist.”

In theaters one night only, "Miranda al Cielo," the story of Saint José Sánchez del Rió, is worth the watch and the inconvenience of reading subtitles.

On Easter Sunday 2009, after attending his brother's funeral, Doug White (Dennis Quaid) and his family board a private plane heading home. Their pilot dies shortly after takeoff and it's up to Doug to save his family.