I realize that we have both quality Luther films from the 50's and early 00's respectively. We also have that Stacy Keach Luther film. Luther has been portrayed in many dramatic undertakings...but what about Calvin and the other Reformers? Surely Knox deserves at least a BBC TV movie.

Does anyone know of any films where Calvin is portrayed of? Reformation Overview may be the closest thing we have to that.

Is anyone aware of any films dealing with the Reformation and the Reformers?

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Willie Grills
Trinity Presbyterian Church
OPC
Huntington, WV

There's a two DVD set called "Amazing Grace: The History and Theology of Calvin" (

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Carl Gobelman
Long Grove Community Church (Evangelical)
Vernon Hills, IL
Blog: http://newcreationperson.wordpress.com

"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come."

Oh yes, Amazing Grace I own it. I was speaking of actual dramatic productions rather than documentaries. Sorry to for being unclear.

This may not be exactly what you are looking for.

But the video series "The Indestructible Book" has an excellent history of God preserving His Word through history, which involves a substantial part on the Reformation Period.

(This is the PCA video lending library)

CEP Video Catalog

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Scott
PCA
North Carolina


"Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised)"
Hebrews 10:23

The only dramatic film I can think of that comes remotely close is "Lady Jane," about the life of Jane Grey in England. The Reformation in England is a topic, but it's far more a political movie with a romantic side than it is a film about faith. The faith elements are pretty shallow and I found that side of things unsatisfying.

I'm hoping along with you that someone else knows of something better. I love a good movie.

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Jack K.
PCA, worshiping with some fine Baptists in Colorado