Jed and Karl are joined by Sheila Andrus to discuss Paul Schrader's 2017 film "First Reformed." Sheila is an entomologist and environmental activist who brought her experience of the Episcopal Church's creation care efforts to their discussion of the film.

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Jed and Karl are joined by Ella Stevens to discuss John Michael McDonagh's 2014 film Calvary. Ella will be going to film school next year, and has already directed and co-directed four short films, three of which were showed during the Columbus Film Fest. She also happens to be Karl's daughter.

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Jed and Karl are joined by Laura Eberly for their discussion of Joe Talbot's 2019 film, The Last Black Man in San Francisco. Laura is an Episcopal deacon, housing activist and Oakland resident, which made her an ideal conversation partner for this remarkable, weird, and deeply touching film.

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Jed and Karl are joined by Father Craig Lemming to discuss Terrence Malick's 2019 film "A Hidden Life." In addition to being an Episcopal Priest, Craig is a skilled musician with an incredible ear for a film's score and soundtrack. He brought a lot to the discussion of a truly remarkable film.

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Jed and Karl are joined by activist and story teller Elisa Stone Leahy for their discussion of Debra Granik's film "Leave No Trace." Elisa is a documentarian (The Bridge Master's Daughter) and an immigration activist who brings her keen filmic eye to our conversation.

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A teaser trailer to get you excited about Films in the Wilderness!

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