1917 – Coffee and Cinema

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CNC008: 1917 takes place on April 6 of that year, which was both Good Friday and the day the United States entered World War I. The movie follows the impossible mission of two British soldiers sent to save their comrades from a trap. Fr. Chip Hines and Dom Bettinelli discuss the film’s amazing cinematography, it’s compelling story of honor, duty, and self-sacrifice, and what war movies like this have to do with a Christian call to peace.

Coffee and Cinema is a part of the Secrets of Movies and TV Shows podcast, which gives you the freshest possible take on a new movie without influence from other reviews, multiple viewings, or any time to process. It’s a raw take on the film. Each episode starts with a spoiler-free overview and then after ample warning, it ends with a spoiled discussion of the plot and events of the movie. Listen to just the first part and come back for the second or wait to listen to the whole thing at once. It’s up to you! Enjoy.

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