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I watch lots of movies, so when I find one with a spiritual message, I like to share it. I hope to pique your interest enough to consider movies you wouldn't normally, or maybe haven't even heard of.
This page is updated frequently (see below) with all spiritual movies I've watched after creating the 25 "MUST SEE" Spiritual Movies e-book which you can download for free by subscribing to the mailing list on the left.
Note: Many of the movies I enjoy are from Spiritual Cinema Circle, and right now they are offering a FREE 1-month trial to see if you like it. |
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Knights of the South Bronx
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While I must admit the primary theme of inner-city kids finding their inner sense of power and confidence through a unique teaching method is not new, and rather cliche these days, that doesn't change the fact that this film was a delight to watch.
So if it's not using writing like Freedom Writers and it's not music like The Ron Clark Story, then what is it? These "Knights" learn how to overcome their challenges by learning to play Chess.
In similar fashion to the other movies I mentioned, the main character in this movie also learns a lot about following his own heart and overcoming his internal challenges by helping others overcome theirs. If you're looking to get out of an unhealthy situation or just make some real changes in your life, then this movie will be an inspiration to you. |
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