Film

Cinematic heroes can serve as gateways for viewers to thoughtfully consider the teachings and sacrifice of the Son of God. They can enrich our understanding, stimulate conversation, and inspire us to better know the world's greatest hero: Jesus Christ.

Joan Trumpauer Mulholland was a college student imprisoned on death row at age 19 for her participation in the civil rights movement.

VeggieTales and Living Scriptures are two of the most reliable brands out there for family entertainment. One funnier in tone, while the other is more traditionally reverent, but both provide quality scripture-based animation that teaches eternal truths.

Last weekend saw the release of 42, which tells the true story of civil rights hero Jackie Robinson, the first African-American player to play major league baseball. Does the film do justice to an American icon?

This little boy will put a smile on your face as he shares the story of Jonah.

Though the dialogue occasionally veers into sappy romantic melodrama and a few of the supporting performances are less-than-impressive, the film as a whole is poignant, thought-provoking, and benefits from a nice sense of humor.

Based on a student script, BYUtv launches an original family-friendly drama with G-men, comets, mystery, and a 1960's setting, aimed not just at an LDS audience, but a show anyone can enjoy.

A comparison of 25 films, of varying artistic quality and scriptural accuracy, that depict and attempt to do justice to the mission and life of the Son of God.

Though it won't be regarded a classic like 1939's The Wizard of Oz, this lively and colorful prequel does nothing to damage the franchise's good name