In this TALKS Episode, Tim speaks with Hollywood producer Todd Komarnicki about his new film, Bonhoeffer. They discuss the cultural relevance of the film, Todd's journey in filmmaking, and his views on faith and Christian nationalism. Todd shares his personal experiences with faith, the challenges of navigating love and justice in today's society, and the importance of understanding Bonhoeffer's true legacy in the face of misinterpretation by some factions of Christianity. In this conversation, Tim discusses the importance of love and engagement in addressing societal divisions, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding in political discourse.

Bonhoeffer Film | angel.com/movies/bonhoeffer

Chapters

02:22 Meet Todd Komarnicki: Hollywood Producer and Director

04:13 The Making of Bonhoeffer: A Personal Journey

08:49 Faith Background and Views on Evangelicalism

10:30 Christian Nationalism vs. True Christianity

16:55 The Power of Love in Resistance

23:20 Navigating Love and Justice in Today's Culture

42:06 The Role of Leadership and Authority

55:09 The Art of Filmmaking: Behind the Scenes

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