Homebrewed Christianity Jesus of Montreal #JConScreen
Jun 16, 2016
Ryan Parker, a storyteller at the crossroads of cinema and faith, joins Barry Taylor, a film and theology expert, along with contributor Tripp. They dive deep into the film 'Jesus of Montreal,' discussing its cultural impact, the politics of storytelling, and the tension between traditional faith and modern artistic expression. The conversation explores themes like exploitation in the audition process, complexities of belief, and how consumerism has shifted societal values since the 1980s. Expect insights on the resurrection narrative and the creative intersections of faith and film.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exploring 'Jesus of Montreal' and Its Cultural Impact
03:30 • 4min
The Cinema of Faith: Jesus of Montreal
07:43 • 18min
Challenging Exploitation: The Intersection of Acting and Advertising
26:03 • 3min
Theatrical Redemption: Faith and Consumerism
29:00 • 17min
Luxurious Excess: The 1980s Cultural Shift
45:52 • 4min
Resurrection Narratives and Creative Community
49:31 • 11min