American Gospel: Christ Alone

A thoughtful, faith-questioning documentary that asks uncomfortable moral questions and leaves you reflecting on belief and complicity.

A sober, archival march through decades of American evangelical politics, informative and measured rather than dramatic.

A sober, sermon-like documentary that urges viewers to action, mixing moral urgency with religious conviction.

A personal, quietly gripping investigation that pulls you into a world of belief and scandal and leaves you uneasy.

A short, austere documentary that feels like a sermon or a provocation, asking you to sit with uncomfortable moral questions.

A fly-on-the-wall look at a trendy church that feels both sincere and a little unsettling in its marketing of faith.

A calm, earnest lecture-style presentation that asks you to weigh arguments of faith rather than feel a story unfold.

A calm, lecture-like documentary that argues its case through talking heads and theological reasoning, asking viewers to weigh evidence rather than feel swept up.

A sober, methodical unravelling of institutional cover-up that leaves you uneasy rather than shocked.

A sober, thought-provoking documentary that immerses you in a real controversy, balancing tension and empathy as it examines faith and identity.

A sober, thoughtful documentary that weighs a revered figure's contradictions through letters and testimony, asking more questions than it answers.

A calm, talky lecture-style documentary that walks through history and ideas with a friendly host, asking for quiet attention rather than excitement.