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Films previously viewed by the St. Basil Film Study

12 Angry Men  •  25th Hour  •  A Man for all Seasons  •  American History X  •  Babette’s Feast  •  Bagdad Café  • Being There  •  Big Night  •  Bringing out the Dead  •  Changing Lanes  •  Chocolat  •  Dead Man Walking  •  Everything is Illuminated  •  Field of Dreams  •  Grizzly Man  •  Jesus of Montreal  •  Lars and the Real Girl  •  Life as a House  •  Little Miss Sunshine  •  Lost in Translation  •  Millions  •  My Life  •  My Life as a Dog  •  Off the Map  •  Ordinary People  •  Places in the Heart  •  Quiz Show  •  Safe  •  Scent of a Woman  •  Shadowlands  •  Signs  •  Simon Birch  •  Spitfire Grill  •  Stranger than Fiction  •  The Apostle  •  The Darjeeling Limited  •  The End of the Affair  •  The Fisher King  •  The Island  •  The Mosquito Coast  •  The Shipping News  •  The Straight Story  •  The Virgin Suicides  •  To Kill a Mockingbird

Fight Club commentary

Pain as a Mystical and Ascetic Experience in Fight Club, by R.C. Miessler.

Advertise in this economy?

Yes, you should.

Because your competition isn’t. They’re scared. The playing field is wide open — carpe diem and leave them in the dust.

A McGraw Hill study from the 1981-82 recession showed that companies that cut their advertising during the recession were 200% behind those companies that maintained or increased their advertising dollars.

So there.

Joint film group on May 3

My Life.

This was the first joint film study effort by Congregation Shaarey Tefilla and Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. The topics of living life fully, family, community and forgiveness were discussed. Also, we compared the various Jewish and Orthodox Christian traditions concerning death, burial, and grieving.

Film discussion background

This film discussion is modeled off a local group, The St. Basil Film Study, sponsored by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Indianapolis: “Important moral and ethical themes can often be found in secular films. The St. Basil Film Study fosters discussion and debate within the context of traditional Judeo-Christian beliefs.”