Grasping at Echoes
Benjamin CarlucciAn indie filmmaker's rambles on theology, media, and their intersection.
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The Odyssey is a Timely Gut-Punch
Spoilers follow for The Odyssey and Nolan’s Oppenheimer.
Okay I’ve got to be honest, as a filmmaker with a Substack, I feel somewhat obligated to write a review of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, but I genuinely didn’t expect to have this...
Star Wars is the Key to Understanding The Bible
Following from the explorations in my previous post,1 today I’d like to bring some famous fiction to bear and explore how The Hobbit can help us understand the challenging notion that the risen Jesus is the first principle of Christian theo...
The Bible vs Scripture
Growing up as an Episcopalian, the church of my childhood sounded like the 1979 edition of the Book of Common Prayer. Despite all the internal disunity of modern Anglicanism, the BCP (in all its various editions) remains the shining star of...
A Podcast, Some Wins, and Back to School
Back in September, I was invited onto the Discover Indie Films Podcast to discuss my short film, Lorica, with the director of Film Invasion Los Angeles,1 Jeff Howard. The footage and audio were thought lost shortly after we recorded, but I...
Billionaires are Dragons
I’m a sucker for classic fairy tales. While I love more complicated iterations of the fantasy genre, from the gruesome realism of Game of Thrones to the feudalistic, sci-fi-infused world of Dune, there’s something about a good old-fashioned...
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