Because they are all sourced from the one great story. The larger story. Our story. The giants of culture have been borrowing our story for years in the films they direct and produce. By identifying the redemptive stories embedded in all those great films, we feel like we are taking it back, one review at a time.
Hopefully, you have already seen this film. I believe it is a must-watch for anyone in this season of the human story, especially those with kids.
The only film my kids were able to watch from my favorite director, Wes Anderson. This adaptation of the famous Roald Dahl book by the same name is such a fun movie.
A family favorite at the Schroller house. A rat is an unlikely hero in the food-themed period animated film. An inspired story where gifting and desire can overcome any obstacle on the route to success.
The best word I can use to describe this 38-minute animated short based the best selling book is “magical”.
In maybe the most improbable redemptive story of all time, this celebrated documentary completely caught me off guard.
I love musical documentaries and this one about Abbey Road Studios almost 90-year history definitely caught my attention.
