Endorsements - Jeffrey Overstreet

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Endorsements

A collection of 6 posts

Book Report #1: What one reader says about Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Book Report #1: What one reader says about Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

What does The Book of Kells have in common with my new memoir of dangerous moviegoing? Find out, and be one of the first to pre-order the book I've been writing for all of you for more than a decade now.

Reader mailstrom, 10/16: Through a Screen Darkly; Prince Caspian; Lakeview Terrace; Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Welcome to Reader Mailstrom, a chronicle of stand-outs from the daily maelstrom of Looking Closer email. * DARKLY PLEASED From Chris: The part where you talked about being on a date and tearing up at the film you were seeing rang close to home. That happened to me at Atonement last

Overstreet's Books

"Through a Screen Darkly" at Fuller Theological Seminary

This just in: Through a Screen Darkly * Steve Rabey Adjunct faculty, Fuller Theological Seminary Editor, YouthWorker Journal

On Movies & Media

An English Professor Reports on Using "Through a Screen Darkly" in the Classroom

Many thanks to Christine Chaney, Ph.D., in the Department of English at Seattle Pacific University, for sharing these kind words... Through A Screen Darkly Through A Screen Darkly

On Movies & Media

Frederica Matthewes-Green on "Through a Screen Darkly"

"What books were to previous generations, movies are to the present one; their ability to teach and shape our view of reality is unparalled by any other medium. Christians can't afford to be ignorant of the content and power here, and Through a Screen Darkly provides and

On Movies & Media

Dick Staub's new book: "Christian Wisdom of the Jedi Masters"!

My friend Dick Staub recently impressed the heck out of me all over again with his eloquence on the subject of art and faith when we joined a panel discussion for Christians in the Theatre Arts. In fact, the conversation between us, writer/actor Jeff Berryman, and actor Grant Goodeve