Alumnus Seeks to Bring About Renaissance in Beauty
How do we evangelize to today's culture? For Brad Torline ’16, the answer is beauty, which can provide people with an experience of Christ.
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How do we evangelize to today's culture? For Brad Torline ’16, the answer is beauty, which can provide people with an experience of Christ.
John-Paul Gutschke made a promise to himself freshman year: he would make a beautiful and inspiring film with the Christendom community.
Christendom was founded to form lay men and women who would impact every level of society. The Ducas have responded to that call.
Alumnus’ New Film to Hold Local Premiere Mar 3, 2021 Filmmaker Joe Duca (’14) is set to premiere his newest film, Her Name Was Jo, in nearby Winchester, Virginia, on March 20. The road movie, which was filmed in Christendom’s hometown of Front Royal, Virginia, and all across the United States, is a coming-of-age story about a young girl searching for her father. Alumnus Joe Duca (’14). Her Name was Jo, which was written, produced, and directed by Duca, follows ten year old Jo, who spends her days along the Shenandoah River with her best friend Selma, fishing, scrapping for metal — ...
Wide Acquires Joe Duca's Road Movie 'Her Name Was Jo' (EXCLUSIVE) Elsa Keslassy, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Wide has acquired international sales rights to Joe Duca’s road movie “Her Name Was Jo” in the run-up to the European Film Market. North American rights are being handled by Gravitas Ventures for cable, VOD, SVOD and all digital platforms. Duca’s sophomore feature stars newcomer Mary Cate Williams as Jo, a 10-year-old girl who spends her days along the Shenandoah River in Virginia with her best friend Selma. When her abusive stepdad over-doses on heroine, she dumps his bo...