Host Alita Reynolds welcomes Katherine Lee, co-founder of Pure Hope Foundation, to the Faith Film Fan Podcast for a powerful conversation about the upcoming film Still Hope, in theaters February 5. Inspired by real stories, the film addresses the reality of human trafficking while shining a light on healing, forgiveness, and the redemptive love of God.

Katherine shares the incredible faith journey behind the film, the importance of trauma-informed storytelling, and how Still Hope invites viewers to move from awareness to action. This episode offers hope, inspiration, and a call to get involved.

Still Hope — in theaters February 5
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In this episode of the In this episode of the Faith Film Fan Podcast, host Rick Altizer talks with Brent Dawes, co-director and writer of Angel Studios’ animated film DAVID, about the 11-year journey behind one of the most ambitious faith-based animated movies ever made.

Brent shares how DAVID was created to compete at a world-class animation level, drawing talent from Disney, Pixar, and DreamWorks, while staying deeply rooted in biblical storytelling, the Psalms, and faith. They discuss why the film became a musical, how Scripture shaped the songs, and what Brent learned about God, perseverance, and calling through the process.

Perfect for Christian filmmakers, faith-driven creatives, and families, this episode offers an inspiring look at faith, film, and excellence in Christian entertainment.

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This week on the Faith Film Fan Podcast, Alita Reynolds welcomes bestselling author and former atheist-investigative journalist Lee Strobel for a heartfelt, often humorous, and deeply honest conversation about his new Fathom Events documentary THE CASE FOR MIRACLES (in theaters Dec 15–18). They talk through why a miracle theme feels especially timely at Christmas, the film’s road-trip-style search for evidence (as Lee travels Route 66 with producer Manny Rodriguez), and the real-world stories that shaped the project—from medically documented healings and peer-reviewed research on prayer to the stunning recovery of MS patient Barbara Snyder. Just as powerfully, Alita presses into the question many people are afraid to ask—what about the times healing doesn’t happen?—and Lee responds with candor and hope, sharing how faith holds steady in mystery as well as in breakthroughs, making this episode a meaningful listen for believers, skeptics, and anyone longing for God to show up.

Catch THE CASE FOR MIRACLES in theaters December 15–18, and get more info (plus tickets/resources) at FaithFilmFan.com

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