Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Life of Pi
Clip: 11/16/2012 | 5m 45s
This coming-of-age story is about an Indian boy on a spiritual journey.
Is this a film aimed at helping audiences find God? “It wouldn’t be that easy,” says director Ang Lee. “You have to go through suffering and pain. You have to be in awe. You have to go through tests to believe in God—or not believe in God, in some cases.”
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Life of Pi
Clip: 11/16/2012 | 5m 45s
Is this a film aimed at helping audiences find God? “It wouldn’t be that easy,” says director Ang Lee. “You have to go through suffering and pain. You have to be in awe. You have to go through tests to believe in God—or not believe in God, in some cases.”
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