Kate O'Hare

‘Irena’s Vow’ tells the the fact-based WWII tale of a Catholic nurse in Nazi-occupied Poland who hid Jews in a German office’s basement

The true story about a racer and his dog that became the new film ‘Arthur the King,’ began with meatballs ... Swedish meatballs.

A ordinary woman becomes an extraordinary heroine in the fact-inspired, faith-infused film ‘Ordinary Angels,’ hitting theaters on Feb. 23.

‘Gospel,’ a two-night, four-hour PBS miniseries launching Feb. 12 (with a concert on Feb. 9), traces a musical history from the ’20s to today.

I have no complaints about Apple TV+‘s ‘Masters of the Air,’ the new WWII drama from producers Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.

It’s at moments of greatest danger, of the most stark reminders of human mortality, that the reality of the divine can become most present.

Directed by George Clooney, ‘The Boys in the Boat’ is a solid, classic underdog sports story -- with the added benefit of being true.

This year, we’re getting a supersized version of the annual ‘Christmas With the Tabernacle Choir’ concert -- and some elements that hit home.

A hit as an animated film in 1998, ‘The Prince of Egypt’ became a London musical. Now, that somewhat different new version comes to digital.

The three-part PBS series ‘Agatha Christie: Lucy Worsley on the Mystery Queen’ offers a fresh examination of the British novelist.

We’re almost to Advent, with Christmas on the way, so, why am I talking about horror movies? Let me explain ...

Apple TV+ presents a Christmas special showcasing Hannah Waddingham’s voice -- and tossing in comedy bits with her ‘Ted Lasso’ co-stars.

History looks back, but journalism looks around -- especially in war. That’s never more evident than in PBS’ ’20 Days in Mariupol.′

In theaters and coming soon to Amazon, the independent film ‘Shelter in Solitude’ is pretty Catholic, and there isn’t even an exorcism.

One might not expect a movie about a funeral director and a lawsuit would yield either comedy or camaraderie. But ‘The Burial’ has both.

‘A Haunting in Venice’ is about a murder (or two or so), but it’s more about faith and the eternal nature of the soul.

‘A Million Miles Away’ launched Sept. 15 on Amazon Prime Video, telling the true story of NASA astronaut José Hernández.

Got a ‘Friday Night Lights’-shaped hole in your heart? I might just have the show for you -- streaming now on Amazon Freevee.

‘The Nun II’ picks up where 2018’s ‘The Nun’ left off, as Valak, the demon that dresses like a nun, has piggybacked from Romania to France.

‘Oppenheimer’ is an impressive piece of cinema, but it also reminds us that putting people on pedestals is as bad for them as it is for us.