“William Romanowski has written another accessible, probing, and stimulating book which engages one of the fastest-growing fields of theological reflection today. Throwing into relief the ways in which movies convey meaning and articulate ‘life perspectives,’ the book will make an ideal ‘way in’ to thinking about film for virtually any Christian reader.”—Jeremy Begbie, Duke University

“Cinematic Faith is the book I didn’t know my college-level film students needed. William Romanowski effectively blends cultural insight, critical evaluation, and honest analysis to make this book a fantastic, faith-based follow-up to Eyes Wide Open: Looking for God in Popular Culture.”—Kimberly M. Miller, professor and department chair, communication studies, Grove City College

“In this highly engaging book, William Romanowski demonstrates the importance of informed movie watching. Without ever losing the sense of the sheer joy of film viewing, he shows how films are significant and explores how they work. In so doing he reminds us that stories shape us and that Christian stories and Christian thinking interweave with the many stories which make up Western culture.”—Clive Marsh, University of Leicester