Seven lessons from Kolbe’s life that can shape how we love, parent, and grow in holiness together.

One of the things I’ve been reflecting on when we filmed in Poland has been the humanity of the Nazis.

When I wrote this script, I didn’t understand Karl Fritzsch, the man who condemned Kolbe and the other ten men to die in a starvation chamber, and the man who invented Auschwitz’s gas chamber.

Ask any young Catholic what they want from their faith, and chances are they won’t say "more doctrine"—they’ll say they want something real. Millennials and Gen Z are drawn to authenticity, mission, and radical witness.

When we set out to film Triumph of the Heart, capturing the life and legacy of St. Maximilian Kolbe, we knew the task was monumental. How do you bring the presence of a saint, someone so deeply beloved and spiritually profound, to life in a way that feels authentic, moving, and real?

In The Lion King, Mufasa is more than just a king—he is a father. Wise, strong, and just, he teaches Simba what it means to rule, to take responsibility, and to understand the balance of life.