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There are several foreign language films that have been used widely in church and film discussion circles. I thought I would highlight the main ones. I note that in terms of classification, the government site is helpful in providing the classification and also reasons for its classification: http://www.classification.gov.au/Pages/Home.aspx
Peter Bentley reviews two Christian films out on DVD (Billy: The Early Years, and The Holy Roller), and a secular film (The Sessions) - all with a common theme, namely exploring or illustrating the role of the pastor or minister. The Christian Films are available from your local Christian bookstore or Heritage HM: Click here
Peter Bentley considers the latest film from director Paul Thomas Anderson (including a comment on Magnolia)
Peter Bentley reviews the Christian film, The Grace Card, now available on DVD and available for purchase from Christian retailers.
Peter Bentley reviews the Christian filmSuing the Devil; a film made partly in Sydney with many local actors.
Peter Bentley considers the Hallmark hall of Fame film about Irene Sendler, a Catholic social worker who helped save Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto.
Peter Bentley reviews the Oscar winning film The Artist. Is silence really golden?
Peter Bentley reviews the Hallmark film about Al-Anon, and relates this to an early Denzel Washington film License to Kill (1984).
Peter Bentley reviews the popular and award-winning film Red Dog (now well-known as the Pilbara Wanderer).
Peter Bentley examines the sometimes controversial pyschodrama about Margaret Thatcher.
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