The new film King Arthur produced by Jerry Bruckheimer is an ambitious revisionist version of the legendary British warrior king who held back the Saxon invaders. 

500 years ago, one small town priest tore apart an empire and shaped the course of Western civilisation. His name was Martin Luther.

Two Brothers is a magnificent film - an epic adventure of discovery and survival. It is the story of two tigers filmed amidst the spectacular scenery of a South East Asian jungle and set in early 20th Century French Indo-China. The dramatic story takes many unexpected twists and turns from the jungle to villages, the crowded market place, prison, circus, palace and arena.

Now a major motion picture, “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe”, written by C.S. Lewis, 55 years ago, is one of the most popular books ever written.  Approximately 100 million people have read this classic children’s tale, which is credited with leading millions of people to faith in Jesus Christ.

​The End of the Spear is a compelling story of courage, sacrifice and redemption. This new film is based on the true story of five missionary martyrs to the Auca Indians in Ecuador. It is visually spectacular, filmed in the lush rainforests of Ecuador with monkeys and parrots, bush pigs and sloths, and the feared jaguar and anaconda. The scenery is breathtaking, and the story of how the Gospel came to the savage Waodani tribe is shocking and deeply challenging.

​Based upon the international best selling novel, The Da Vinci Code, written by Dan Brown, which has sold over 29 million copies, the new Hollywood film is bound to be a blockbuster hit.

​Troy is one of several epic historical films that has been inspired by the box-office success of Gladiator. Other upcoming releases include King Arthur, Alexander the Great and Hannibal the Conqueror.

Based on the inspiring autobiography by Angus Buchan, the story was adapted for the big screen by Regardt van den Bergh. It weaves together the moving life journey of a man who, like his potatoes, grows his faith, unseen until the harvest. Van den Bergh is best known around the world for directing the “Matthew” film (based on the Gospel of Matthew).

​Mel Gibson’s new film Apocalypto has engendered much controversy. Not that anyone can question the accuracy of his description of the bloodthirsty Mayan civilisation of Central America. The city states of the jungles of Guatemala and the Yucatan peninsula did indeed, like their Aztec neighbours, in what became Mexico, worship the sun and engage in wholesale human sacrifice.

Facing the Giants is an entertaining and uplifting film.  It is most inspiring with a compelling drama many can relate to.  This is not just another sports film, but a refreshing story of family, faith, school and sports which deals with real life problems in a God honouring way.