Through a Lens Darkly

Exploring the concepts of sin and redemption beyond traditional religious contexts, this book examines how human fragility and the tendency to harm ourselves or others are universal experiences. A theologian analyzes the works of seven prominent filmmakers, drawing insights on how they portray and address these existential dilemmas in their films. The author suggests that the religious community could benefit from perspectives outside its own boundaries, offering a fresh dialogue on human struggles and resolutions.