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Interfaith Voices is re-airing their interview with Martin Doblmeier today. Click below to listen!
We talk with documentary filmmaker Martin Doblmeier about his latest film, Revolution of the Heart about Dorothy Day – social activist and founder of the Catholic Workers Movement.
Journey Films is excited to announce our next project, SPIRITUAL AUDACITY: The Abraham Heschel Story.
Heschel came to America in 1940, barely escaping the Holocaust in Europe, and went on to become one of the most influential religious figures of the era. He was friend and mentor to Martin Luther King, Jr, and the entire Civil Rights Movement, an outspoken critic of the war in Vietnam, a leading voice for interfaith unity and a champion for Soviet Jews. Heschel's writings - The Prophets, The Sabbath, God in Search of Man and many others, remain religious classics to this day, studied in seminaries and religious programs around the world.
Watch for updates about the early release of the film on DVD and the schedule for broadcast in late 2020 or early 2021 on your local PBS station.
We remember and give thanks for the life of Rep. John Lewis, a friend of Journey and leader of generations in the work for justice and equality. Rest well, sir.
Friend of Journey Dr. Cornel West shares his thoughts after George Floyd's funeral.
In today’s funeral for George Floyd there was "not one reference to hatred or revenge. It was all about love and justice," says Dr.
Cornel West.
"The Floyd family lifted up that spiritual moral banner in the midst of a moment in which we got all of the lies and crimes."
We apologize for the inconvenience, but due to technical difficulties today's InTrust webinar has been postponed. Stay tuned for a rescheduled date later in May - we hope you can join us then!
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Join award-winning documentary filmmaker, Martin Doblmeier, as he discusses how his films can be used as educational tools, both in and outside the classroom. Connect with us as we explore the power of storytelling and how the religious figures profiled in Doblmeier's films -- including Dorothy Day,...
Join award-winning documentary filmmaker, Martin Doblmeier, as he discusses how his films can be used as educational tools, both in and outside the classroom.
Connect with us as we explore the power of storytelling and how the religious figures profiled in Doblmeier's films -- including Dorothy Day, Howard Thurman, and Reinhold Niebuhr -- can spark important conversations about community and service.
Register at https://www.intrust.org/Webinars/Behind-the-scenes-with-Martin-Doblmeier
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Revolution of the Heart is mentioned in this great article in the New Yorker
The life and legacy of the Catholic writer and activist, whom some hope will be made a saint.
Thanks to Ed McNulty for the review! Check out all his reviews at https://readthespirit.com/visual-parables
The life & times of Catholic activist Dorothy Day, from her suffragette days through her work with Peter Maurin in starting the Catholic Workers movement through the Vietnam protests.
The Dorothy Day story: A conversation with documentary filmmaker Martin Doblmeier
This week's guest, Martin Doblmeier, is a documentary filmmaker specializing in content touching on faith, religion and spirituality. He joined host Bill
DMV TONIGHT! Revolution of the Heart premieres tonight on MPT (Comcast 812, Verizon FIOS 522)
REVOLUTION OF THE HEART: THE DOROTHY DAY STORY traces Dorothy Day's journey from a young communist journalist, to a Catholic convert, to the co-founder of The Catholic Worker newspaper and the first
Thanks to Colleen Dulle for this great interview with filmmaker Martin Doblmeier.
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Adventist Review Online | Closer Look
Closer Look February 3, 2020 Closer Look Revolution of the HeartRevolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story, a film by Martin Doblmeier, Journey Films, 56 minutes, 2020. Reviewed by Stephen Chavez, Adventist Review.In a joint session of the United States Congress in September 2015, four Americans...
BALTIMORE: We are very sorry to announce that tomorrow's screening of Revolution of the Heart has been cancelled by the organizers.
IOWA CITY! Join us on Monday, March 16 for a free screening of Revolution of the Heart.
Dorothy Day: Anarchist Grandma, Patron Saint of the Resistance
The Catholic Worker cofounder died nearly four decades ago, but a new film shows that her vision is very much alive.
Documentary gives intimate portrait of Catholic activist Dorothy Day
Lisa Hendey writes, My search for understanding of Dorothy Day's spirituality and legacy recently expanded after viewing the brilliant film "Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story." Airing nationwide on public television stations starting this month for Women's History Month and now availabl...
Dorothy Day defied definition. Now the potential saint is the subject of a new film. - Religion News Service
(RNS) — The former journalist who founded the Catholic Worker movement was a committed Catholic who gave her life to the cause of the poor, yet also disdained government assistance.
Martin Doblmeier was interviewed on Catholic TV's Encounter program. (Segment begins at 8:46)
Kevin Nelson hosts Encounter, the original CatholicTV magazine series, March 2020 episode.Interview with Martin Doblmeier about Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story.Question of the monthSaint of the month: Ludovico of CasoriaSurvey Says
Filmmaker Martin Doblmeier was interviewed on the Things Not Seen podcast recently. Listen at the link below:
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Crux: Taking the Catholic Pulse
The director of a new documentary on Dorothy Day says the Catholic activist is one of the most courageous and inspiring women of the 20th century.
BALTIMORE! Join us at Loyola University Maryland for a screening and discussion with filmmaker Martin Doblmeier. Follow the link below to RSVP and get all the information.
Read Rev. Alexander Santora's review of Revolution of the Heart in the Jersey Journal.
"Revolution of the Heart'' is due out from PBS this month.
Thanks to everyone who came out to our screening at New York Avenue Presbyterian last night! We had a great crowd and loved hearing from Sr. Simone Campbell.
TONIGHT! Join us at The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church for a screening and panel discussion. Free and open to the public. RSVP is requested at www.dorothydayfilm.eventbrite.com
Martin Doblmeier screened Revolution of the Heart and participated in a panel discussion at Xavier University last week. Thanks to Xavier Newswire for the recap!
Documentary delves deeper into the interdisciplinary life of Dorothy Day At last Thursday’s screening of the new documentary, Revolutions of the Heart: The Dorthy Day Story, Martin Dobimeier …
TONIGHT! Join us at Lipscomb University for a lecture by filmmaker Martin Doblmeier at 3:30pm, followed by a screening of Revolution of the Heart and a discussion at 7pm. Free and open to the public. Follow the link below for more information.
Lipscomb University will host Emmy-winning film director Martin Doblmeier at its annual Landiss Lecture in a special free crossover event with Lipscomb’s HumanDocs Film Series on Feb. 12 in the Shamblin Theatre.
The event will feature Doblmeier’s film “Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day...
NASHVILLE! Join us at Lipscomb University for a lecture by filmmaker Martin Doblmeier at 3:30pm, followed by a screening of Revolution of the Heart and a discussion at 7pm. Free and open to the public. Follow the link below for more information.
Lipscomb University will host Emmy-winning film director Martin Doblmeier at its annual Landiss Lecture in a special free event with Lipscomb’s HumanDocs Film Series on Feb. 12 in Shamblin Theatre.
The event will feature Doblmeier’s film “Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story” with a lecture by Doblmeier at 3:30 p.m. and a showing of the film followed by a talk-back with the director at 7 p.m.
Join us!!
Listen to filmmaker Martin Doblmeier's interview with Anna Davlantes on WGN Radio in Chicago. Segment begins at 31:55.
Anna Davlantes Full Show for Thursday, February 6th: Happy Thursday! Only one more day until the weekend! President Donald Trump made his first public remarks this morning at the White House since he was acquitted in his impeachment trial. (At 0:00) Anna sits down with Ryan Burrow at the top of th...
Thanks to all who attended our show last night at Loyola University Chicago!
Thanks to the great crowd who came out to our Revolution of the Heart Screening at St. Norbert's College last night!
“At my Catholic grade school, I had my faith memorized. In college I intellectualized it,” Zablotny said. “When I went to the Catholic Worker, when I saw a poor woman wrapped in layers and layers and layers of dirty clothes, I got what the Gospel was about.”
Thanks to Catholic Standard for their coverage of our screening and panel discussion at Georgetown.
If you met Dorothy Day, you were changed, said panelists at a Jan. 27 discussion following an advance screening of a new documentary, “Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story,” which...
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Dorothy Day was born on November 8, 1896. In this interview from 1971, she describes the beginnings of the Catholic Worker houses. Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story is coming soon from Journey Films http://journeyfilms.com/roth-about/
Tonight's the night! Join us for a screening of Backs Against the Wall at Oxford College of Emory University at 7:30 pm, followed by a panel discussion with filmmaker Martin Doblmeier and Thurman scholar Luther Smith. Meanwhile, check out this excerpt from an interview with Martin Doblmeier.
Journey Films is very excited to announce our next film! REVOLUTION OF THE HEART: The Dorothy Day Story profiles one of the most extraordinary and courageous women in American history. She was co-founder (along with Peter Maurin) of the Catholic Worker Movement that began as a newspaper to expose rampant injustices during the Great Depression. It soon expanded to become a network of houses of hospitality to welcome the poor and destitute. It will air on Public Television beginning in March 2020.
Jean Vanier, the founder of the worldwide L’Arche communities for men and women with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities, died Tuesday in France. He was 90. Jean was the subject of the first documentary film we produced for Journey Films. The film’s title was "The Heart Has Its Reasons", taken from French philosopher Blaise Pascal. In so many ways it perfectly suited Vanier’s work and ministry for he understood well the unlimited possibilities of the human heart. Vanier made his life’s work the creation of small communities where the center of that community is the person with intellectual and physical disabilities. Often those disabilities could be severe. For Vanier, in that person’s weakness and vulnerability - in the pain and anguish they often expressed openly - is the very heart of Christ. Jean Vanier was in his mid-50’s when we traveled to Trosly-Breuil, France, in the early 1980’s to make the film. We spent weeks living with the community. Joining me on the film’s production team to France was Sister Gretchen Dysart, MSC and Paul Gasek. None of us would leave the same. What I remember so clearly about Jean was his candor and willingness to talk about the challenges of living with those who have disabilities. How the pace at L’Arche needed to be vastly different than the rest of the world – a pace where those in greatest need could feel safe and protected. L’Arche is the French word for the Ark, the Biblical symbol of deliverance. When we made the film there were some 60 L’Arche homes worldwide. Today there are nearly 150, a testament to the community’s long-term commitment to be a presence where needed most. Jean Vanier reminds us all of the capacity of human beings to love at the deepest level – to discover in the smile and tears of the weakest among us the very face of God. Martin Doblmeier
We are pleased to announce the recent completion of volume 5 of the Howard Thurman Papers by our friend, Dr. Walter Earl Fluker. Here he shares a few thoughts on completing the project and its' importance in todays world. More information about the papers can be found here: https://www.sc.edu/uscpress/books/2019/7949.html
TONIGHT! We are excited to host a screening of Backs Against the Wall with the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and... and Wesley Theological Seminary. The event is full but there may be last-minute standby seats. If you're in the area, stop by for what promises to be a memorable evening!
Howard Thurman - one of the most important religious figures of the 20th century, became a “spiritual foundation” for the Civil Rights Movement, inspiring many of its leaders including Martin Luther King Jr, Jesse Jackson and Congressman John Lewis. The film will begin airing on Public Television this month and is available on Amazon today.
Backs Against the Wall begins airing on public television this month. It will debut on the WORLD Channel this Friday 2/8 at 6pm.
Dr. Eileen Guenther and Millicent Scarlett-Smith can be heard throughout Backs Against the Wall: The Howard Thurman Story. Please enjoy their performance of Deep River.
Dr. Cornel West on the Value of Democracy
Although he may be best remembered today as the author of the famed “Serenity Prayer,” Reinhold Niebuhr was an outspoken American-born pastor, writer, and political activist.
Last Friday the world lost one of its most articulate and prophetic voices with the passing of author and Nobel Laureate for Peace, Elie Wiesel. For more than six decades he spoke "truth to power" so the world would not forget the unimaginable tragedy of the Holocaust, and he used his public platform to raise awareness about other global injustices. Martin Doblmeier, of Journey Films, had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Wiesel in the film "The Power of Forgiveness" where he shared reflections on his personal story as well as the Jewish perspective on the challenges of forgiveness. Watch below:
Remeber when U.S. Senate Chaplain Dr Barry C Black rebuked the entire US Senate on national television? We do! It was a revolutionary moment for our film: Chaplains
Journey Films' Latest Documentary: Chaplains
Journey Films was founded in 1983 by award-winning filmmaker Martin Doblmeier as a television and film production company specializing in religion, faith and spirituality. Journey has produced more than 30 documentary films that have aired on PBS, ABC, NBC, the BBC and have been translated into more than a dozen languages for broadcast outlets around the world. Journey’s most recent film An American Conscience: The Reinhold Niebuhr Story is now broadcasting on PBS, along with our second most recent documentary -- CHAPLAINS. Journey Films is also known for other award-winning films, like the biographical documentary on celebrated German theologian and Nazi resister Dietrich Bonhoeffer, followed by The Power of Forgiveness which won many top awards and inspired a companion book. In all, Journey’s films have won a total eight Gabriel Awards for the nation’s best film on a topic of religion, three awards at the US International Film and Television Festival, the Sun Valley Film Festival and many others.
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