And It Shall Not Stand

This documentary explores the complex history and theological debates surrounding the Catholic Church's stance on war and peace. It delves into the differing interpretations of just war theory and the church's historical involvement in conflicts, questioning the morality of warfare in the modern era. The film features interviews with theologians, historians, and religious figures.

The film received a mixed to positive reception, praised for its in-depth exploration of a challenging topic and its thoughtful presentation of different viewpoints. Some critics noted its academic tone, while others appreciated its thoroughness and the importance of the dialogue it initiated. Audience reception varied, with those interested in religious and political philosophy finding it particularly engaging.

• Praised for its intellectual rigor and exploration of complex theological arguments.

• Commended for presenting a balanced view on a contentious subject.

• Some found the pacing slow, but appreciated the depth of research.

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The documentary's director, Christopher Bell, is also known for his work on other films that engage with religious and philosophical themes.