Merry Christmas to you and yours! As a gift from our editors and columnists, we’ve rounded up the films that held our attention this year:
For five years now, Sojourners has created a list of our favorite films of the year. And because we’re Sojourners and not Vulture or IndieWire, our list follows a different set of priorities. We only focus on films that are concerned with spirituality or justice (or when we’re really lucky, both). This year, more than any of the other four years we’ve done this round-up, I was struck by the sheer number of films grappling with faith and justice. So, to help with the difficult task of only choosing 10, I enlisted the help of our culture columnists, Abby Olcese, Zachary Lee, and Georgia Coley; and our managing editor, Tyler Huckabee. In a year full of meaningful cinema, these films moved us most. — Jenna Barnett, culture editor | 
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