Jesus Camp

For documentary filmmakers, one of the nice things about finding a subjects who believe they are absolutely right is that they tend not to be camera-shy.

Funny, sad and horrifying. Anti-fundamentalist rather than anti-Christian, this deserves to preach to more than just the converted.

Even more disconcerting than the doc's illustration of the increasing ties between fundamentalism and Republicanism, however, is its examination of this radical movement's militaristic slant...

ecause “we have the truth,” she asserts, “we” need to deploy the same methods.

Directors Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady superbly capture the fervour and impressionability of three particular sprogs: preacher Levi, Christian metal fan Tory and pro-life protester Rachael.