Hosted by Giles Gough · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 103 episodes
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In this series, a christian and an atheist take a deep dive into the best cinema has to offer in search of parallels with the gospel or any other Bible stories.
Giles Gough hosts The God in Film Podcast, a religion show with 103 episodes published.
For our ONE HUNDREDTH episode we’re looking at The Da Vinci Code, the 2006 mystery thriller starring Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou and that realest of Gs, Ian McKellen, based on the controversial novel by Dan 'Don't fact c
For our 99th episode, we're looking at Pluribus, the Apple TV show starring Rhea Seehorn, the cosy, post-apocalyptic science fiction television series created by Vince Gilligan. We’ll be looking in-depth at the flaws in
For this episode, we’re looking at 'Wake Up Dead Man'. The third film in Knives Out murder mystery series starring Josh O’Connor, Josh Brolin and Daniel Craig. We’ll be looking at the rise of Christian Nationalism, the d
For this episode, we’re looking at Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh’s 2017 film starring Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell. We’ll be looking at the most dramatic conversion in
For this episode, we’re looking at The Last Jedi, the controversial second film in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. We’ll be looking at what the Jedi code actually is, what is deconstruction and what is the 180 rule? For th
We’re looking at Supernatural, the TV series created by Eric Kripke following the lives of the Winchester brothers as they hunt demons, ghosts, monsters and the occasional fallen angel. Giles and Julia are joined by the
For the second part of our Easter special, we’re looking at The Chosen, season 5. The multi-season series focusing on the life of Jesus, as seen through his followers. We’ll be asking what do the gospels say about violen
For our Easter special, we’re looking at Jesus Christ Superstar. The 1973 version of Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Tim Rice’s phenomenally successful rock opera musical. We’ll be looking at Bertolt Brecht, the representation o
For our very special 2025 Christmas episode, we’ll be looking at ‘Home Alone’, the 1990 classic directed by Chris Columbus, written by the legendary John Hughes and starring Macaulay Culkin in his breakout role. Also, as
For this year's Halloween special, we're looking at Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves, the 2023 Chris Pine film based on the famous (some might say, infamous) table top role play game. Julia speaks to Rob Bradley
To celebrate the release of 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' we’ve just dropped our ‘God in Springsteen’ bonus episode, previously only available to our Patreon patrons. In it, I hear from film critic and super fan
For the finale of this season, we're looking at 'The Good Place', the Netflix show about a woman who ends up in 'heaven' but knows she doesn't belong there. Giles & Julia joined by RS teacher, Natalie Minaker as we ask:
For this episode, we look at one of the latest instalments in the Star Wars franchise 'Andor'. We look at the trope of the 'Gaslight Gatekeep Girlboss' as shown in Dedra Meero, examples of very different ways to push bac
For this episode, we’ll be looking at Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps. We’ll be asking if Stan Lee’s esoteric view on God impacted his story-telling, whether the Silver Surfer is more like Jesus or Lucifer, and whet
For this very special episode, we’ll be looking at the Angel Studios show, Testament, which reimagines the story of how Jesus’ disciples spread the good news of him to the world by transplanting it to an alternate-modern
Giles & Julia look at Star Trek: Strange New Worlds the Trek prequel following the adventures of the Enterprise crew before Jim Kirk took the centre seat. We're joined by Chris Chaplin from the First Flight podcast to ta
God in Film is back for Season 8! And to kick us off, Giles & Julia are looking at The Sound of Music, the 1965 American musical starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer based on the stage musical by Rodgers and Ha
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of ‘Born to Run’ we’ve just dropped our ‘God in Springsteen’ bonus episode on our patreon page. In it, I hear from film critic and super fan, Andy Godfrey who talks us thr
Recently, Giles wrote a review for Premier Christianity on the latest Superman film and they invited him to go onto Premier Christian Radio to talk about it. So we wanted to share the conversation with Esther Higham on I
In keep with our little tradition for our Easter special, we’ll be looking at season 4 of 'The Chosen'. The first multi-series depiction of the life of Jesus Christ, as seen through the eyes of his followers. We're joine
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The God in Film Podcast is hosted by Giles Gough. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 103 episodes.
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