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Spring 2007 | Volume 30, Number 1
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Response OnScreen Archive Autumn 2006:
Don't Call The Nativity Story “A Prequel to The Passion”
Israeli and Arab Children Ponder Prejudice and Hope in Promises
Summer 2006:
Off The Beaten Path of Summer Blockbusters
Paradise Lost — Terrence Malick’s The New World
Spring 2006:
Africa’s Oscar-Winning Tsotsi
Sophie Scholl: The Final Days Delivers Stirring Portrait
Winter 2006:
Capote, Murrow, Cash: Are These the True Stories?
The Big-Screen Wardrobe: Walden Media's Michael Flaherty Divulges the Challenges of Filming Narnia
2005's Best — Twenty-Seven Movies Worth Watching
Summer 2005:
Serenity Rewards Faithful Fans, Thrills a New Audience
Do You Believe in Demons? An Interview with Scott Derrickson
After the Jedi: Reflections on Films That Captivate the Culture
Spring 2005:
Candid Camera — A Review of Born Into Brothels
Autumn 2004:
Reconciliation on Screen: Recent Films Explore Conflict, Retaliation, and Peacemaking
Summer 2004:
Attack of the Big-Screen Clones: Reviewing Hollywood’s Portrayals of Genetic Engineering and Its Possible Perils
Spring 2004:
The Passion of the Christ: After the Uproar, Three Views of the Film’s Potential Legacy
Winter 2004:
Beyond the Shire— An Interview with John Rhys-Davies
Interviews With the Cast and Crew of the Rings Films
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