Jesus Camp

A quietly absorbing look behind the scenes at earnest teenagers staging fire-and-brimstone scare tactics, equal parts unsettling and oddly human.

A quietly tense, sobering watch as hidden cameras reveal everyday indoctrination, leaving a heavy sense of unease and moral compromise.

A patient, quietly suffocating chamber drama where cultural and religious friction curdles into institutional dread, leaving you uneasy long after.

A playful, eye-opening look at how absurd protest can challenge the status quo, leaving you both amused and thoughtful.

A quiet, respectful sit-down where earnest young voices press a powerful figure on hard questions, leaving you thoughtful rather than entertained.

A sober, gripping documentary that feels like a political thriller, tracing how faith and power intertwine with mounting unease.

A hushed, airless battle of wills where words cut like blades and certainty slowly crumbles into anguish.

An indignant, heartfelt exposé that walks you through documents and testimony, leaving a heavy ache over families torn apart by doctrine.

A tense, intellectually charged character study that immerses you in a conflicted mind, leaving you unsettled and thoughtful.

A queasy, fascinating peek behind the revival tent curtain, watching a charismatic huckster work a crowd while quietly confessing the con.

A sobering, methodical exposé that pulls you into a world of fervent belief and control, leaving a lingering unease.

A lively, funny, and sometimes unsettling look at teenage boys playing at politics, revealing real idealism and cynicism.