Originally written in French, this is a collection of stories of encounters with souls in Purgatory asking for assistance.

Although it is about friendship, it takes a more ambiguous approach compared to Shinkai’s previous works.

A fantasy-adventure that follows elementary school student Asuna and widower Mr Morisaki as they deal with death and loss.

Set in 1860s Nagasaki, the story follows 16-year-old Kiku, a strong-willed girl, who falls in love with Seikichi, a young Catholic man.

The Place Promised in Our Early Days is Shinkai’s first feature-length work that, like most of his later works, explores friendship.

Interesting premise with potential. It’s a show that I want to like, but some of the characters are difficult to sympathize...

Estulin reveals and discusses the general aims of the psychological warfare that has been waged on the population.

This is AUL’s investigation of the numerous violations committed by abortion clinics over the past ten years.

Dr Michael E. Salla presents evidence of so-called secret space programs and their connections to extraterrestrial civilizations.

Genocide or attempts thereof is typically preceded by disarming the population.

Voices of a Distant Star is an OVA and one of Shinkai’s earlier works. Like most of his later works, it explores love and friendship.

The history of the supernatural phenomena and Marian messages at the Yuzawadai convent, Akita, Japan, from about 1973 to 1982.

One expects this to be a short, no-brainer, action-packed, light entertainment. And that’s what it mostly is.

The Case for Faith, first published in 2000, is Lee Strobel’s investigation of what he considers to be the “big eight” objections to...

David Talbot covers the crafty activities of the CIA spymaster from his time at the OSS during WWII and onwards.

Mostly enjoyable romantic dramady and very funny at times, but the plotting and pacing plateau in the second half of the series.

Lee Strobel, a former legal journalist and atheist-turned-Christian, retraces his investigation into Jesus of Nazareth’s claim of being...

The True Story of The Bilderberg Group by Daniel Estulin was first published in 2005.

This sequel is a more focused story, so it is not as fun but it is still a decent, enjoyable film.

Dark City is a modern classic sci-fi/fantasy film worthy of thought and study. The audience is immediately introduced to the shadowy...

Anime Review & Discussion: How Gundam SEED looks at the nature and conduct of war.