This blog attempts to tease out the spiritual, inspirational, and moral dilemmas in thought provoking films. Each blog post centers around one film, and is a mix of discussion, review, and analysis of the spiritual, moral, and ethical themes presented in said film.
Film is such a wonderful art form that can serve as a forum for social commentary. This blog is not limited to “independent” “artsy” or “highly dramatic films” but will also tackle the spiritual content of comedies, classics, and blockbusters. All film both informs and is informed by our social conversations, views, and ideas, whether directly or indirectly.
As I am a Baha’i, this blog will be from Baha’i perspective and informed by my faith, but all ideas, backgrounds, and comments are most welcome! I look forward to extending the conversation of film with all who are willing to join me.
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If you haven’t already seen it, you might be interested in Groundhog Day. I find it funny and full of spiritual, moral, and ethical themes.
Thanks! That’s a great idea. I love that film and you are so right about the many many great themes it has.
Thank you for this enlightening blog! Does it have an rss feed?
Yes, you can access it by clicking on the RSS feed icon in your browser’s address bar. It should be to the right of the URL web address. I will try to see if I can add an RSS link on the page itself. Thanks for your interest!
I demand a new post!!! 🙂
Your wish is my command 🙂
This is just to say I’m reading your blog too, and it’s awesome!
Thank you! I am glad you like it 🙂
I love your site. Keep it up !
The Message, starring Anthony Quinn, biographical film about the life of Muhammad which portrays Islam’s early followers in a sympathetic way:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7227899597721992584
http://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/faith_and_spirituality/watch/v7029015heJ7KGAQ
Marmoulak, banned in Iran, very funny and has some positive messages that a Baha’i can agree with. You can find it on google video and youtube. I’m not sure where you can find a good English subtitle file for it though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmoulak_(film)