Coming exclusively to PureFlix on March 31st, "Miracle at Manchester," based on the true story of Brycen Newman, both inspires and offers a glimpse of what can happen when people of faith gather to pray. The "Manchester" refers to Manchester sports field where Brycen's classmates gathered to pray over him.

Made up totally of archival footage of the pontiff's visits to various places, "In Viaggio" really is a compilation of Francis speaking on those topics which are closest to his heart as he responds to various needs all around the globe.

What better way to live Lent than to go on a pilgrimage. But, if you can't actually go somewhere, why not do a virtual pilgrimage? That's just what the new film "Santiago: The Camino Within" offers.

It's been a few years since we've done an overview of the Oscar-nominated short films. Although I didn't get to see all of the 15 nominees, here's a rundown on the ones that are easily available on streaming platforms.

When a young Amish woman discovers a long-held secret, her life takes an unexpected turn and opens her world to a new kind of faith and love. "The Confession" Musical shows as a Fathom Event on February 20th.

The story of Pinocchio is a familiar one for most of us. We learned from the wooden puppet who desired to become a real boy that our noses would grow if we told lies. The beloved classic gets yet another retelling in "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio."

One would suspect that a film entitled, "My Father Muhammad Ali," would be about Muhammad Ali from his child's perspective. But it's not. It's actually about Muhammad Ali Junior, only son of the boxing legend, and the struggles of his life – struggles that most people will be able to connect with in one way or another.

The new documentary from Vietnamese filmmaker, HÀ Lệ Diễm, CHILDREN OF THE MIST, transports the viewer to the fog-shrouded mountains of North Vietnam where dwell the Hmong. They represent an ethnic minority in the country and they have a very disturbing tradition: bride-kidnapping.

In "The Whale" Charlie is a 600-pound, homosexual English professor who teaches online courses. Ashamed of his body, he tells his students that his laptop's camera is busted. But there's a lot more that's busted in this man's life than just his camera. With death seemingly on the horizon, he attempts to reconnect with his estranged daughter.

Disney's newest film, "Strange World." It's not up there on the same level as the recent Encanto or the wildly popular Frozen films, but it still delivers a lovely story about family, finding your vocation in life, and caring for the earth. It also includes Disney's first gay main character.