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What We've Been Waiting For: Invincible Season 4 Is Here

Three seasons of building. A father who lied about everything. A son made of the same blood. The Viltrumite War starts today — and LogosWithin has been waiting for this one.

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Trample: Silence and the God Who Finally Speaks

A priest spends twenty years listening for a God who says nothing. When the voice finally comes, it tells him to do the one thing he came to Japan refusing to do.

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The Only Man Who Sees the Camera: Fleabag and the Terror of Being Known

For two seasons she escapes into the camera whenever a moment gets too close. Then a priest looks straight at where she went — and the show turns out to have been about being seen all along.

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You're Always in the Garden: First Reformed and the Sin of Despair

A dying pastor is asked whether God will forgive us for what we've done to the world. First Reformed spends two hours refusing to answer — and locates the real danger somewhere other than where you expect.

· 7 min
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A Nativity Without a Star: Children of Men and the Cost of Hope

Eighteen years without a child, and then one. Children of Men builds a Nativity with no angels, no star, and no guarantee — and finds out what hope costs when nothing confirms it.

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'We All Have It Coming' — Unforgiven and the Revenge That Doesn't Heal Anything

William Munny gets his revenge in the end. The film makes sure you understand exactly how little that fixes — including for him.

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