Father's Flicks: A Catholic Priest Examines Movies as the Curtain Rises on the 21st Century
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Father's Flicks: A Catholic Priest Examines Movies as the Curtain Rises on the 21st Century

by Rev. Chris Carpenter

Cultural Studies Film Criticism religious commentary
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In Father's Flicks, Rev. Chris Carpenter examines movies through the perspective of a Catholic priest as the 21st century begins. Blending religious interest with attention to film, the book offers readers a way to reflect on cinema and its place in contemporary culture.

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Father's Flicks examines movies from the perspective of a Catholic priest.

The book considers film as the 21st century begins, placing popular cinema within a changing cultural moment.

Rev. Chris Carpenter brings a religious perspective to the discussion of movies and their significance.

It may appeal to readers interested in faith, film, and cultural reflection.

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