1994; 55 minutes

Movies with religious characters raise an issue that has bedeviled Hollywood time and time again: does the entertainment industry present an unfair and unnecessarily negative view of religion and people of faith? In this provocative one-hour television documentary, PBS film critic Michael Medved examines this question using clips from more than fifty well-known movies that illustrate some of the best and worst depictions of organized faith in contemporary films.

Fascinating and disturbing.
     — Dr. James Dobson Founder, Focus on the Family

     • Silver Award, Worldfest Houston International Film
      Festival
     • Certificate for Creative Excellence, U.S. International
      Film and Television Festival