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Give Me Some Light

Jeffrey Overstreet

Jeffrey Overstreet at the intersection of cinema, music, faith, hope, and love.

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  • Jeffrey Overstreet

    I'm a novelist ("Auralia's Colors") and film memoirist ("Through a Screen Darkly"). Next: “Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema” (Broadleaf 2024). I teach creative writing & film at spu.edu. Formerly the senior film critic at Christianity Today.

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