# Jeffrey Overstreet
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jeffrey overstreet is a novelist and film reviewer who currently resides in Shoreline, Washington.
== Biography ==
Overstreet teaches at Seattle Pacific University. His film reviews have been published in Paste, Image: A Journal of the Arts and Religion, Christianity Today, Risen, and Seattle Pacific University's Response magazine.
The Fabelmans (w/ Jeffrey Overstreet)
In Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, we get a wonderful gift toward the end of his career. We get a skeleton key that unlocks the reasons behind so much of what we know and love about Spielberg and his storytelling. This film is the culmination of a career in so many ways for Spielberg, and it is t…
S4:E9 - Carolyn Clare Givens & 'Rosefire'
Rachel S. Donahue interviews her friend and colleague Carolyn Clare Givens (author of Rosefire and The King’s Messenger). In this discussion, Carolyn shares the multiple roots of her career as an author and the many origin points of each of her stories. Every author tends to be inspired differently…
130: Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema with Jeffrey Overstreet and the Oscars
We're back for our annual pre-Oscars special episode covering our favorite movies of the year with Six-Timer Club guest Jeffrey Overstreet, who also has a new memoir about art and movies and faith called Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema: A Spiritual Journey.
Buy Jeffrey's book: https://www.…
Should We Be Scared of Hollywood? (With Jeffrey Overstreet)
Lots of people have mixed to negative feelings about Hollywood. Christians in particular are often scared that Hollywood hates them and is out to propagandize against them. But is fear the right attitude to have towards Hollywood movies? Joseph Holmes and Nathan Clarkson discuss with Jeffrey Overst…
Episode 100
Chris and Perry celebrate 100 episodes of We're Watching Here by discussing the film criticism that has impacted them.
Show notes:
"David and Goliath" by Pauline Kael
Aliens review by Roger Ebert
"Formerly Dangerous" newsletter by Drew McWeeny
"Note on Film Noir" by Paul Schrader
Jeff…
What Cinema Teaches us About our Faith w/ Jeffrey Overstreet
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Special Guest: Jeffrey Overstreet, Author of Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema and Through a Screen Darkly and The Auralia Thread series, Professor of Film and Creative Writing at Seattle Pacific University
Question of the Week: We hear that you can experience and find God in…
Growing Spiritually Through Movies with Jeffrey Overstreet
Jeffrey Overstreet is the author of two memoirs about cinema and faith—Through a Screen Darkly (2007) and Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema (2026)—as well as the fantasy novel Auralia's Colors (2007) and its three sequels. He is an associate professor of creative writing and film at Seattle…
Ep. 424 Jeffrey Overstreet - What a Darkened Theater Can Teach About Seeing God Clearly
Light is a language, and learning to read it - in a darkened theater, in the stories of your neighbors, in the films you were told to avoid - helps us see clearly. In this conversation, Jeffrey Overstreet and I talk about cinema as a spiritual practice, what it looks like to love your neighbor by a…
Introducing the Chrisicisms Conversations: Episode 1 - Jeffrey Overstreet
From Chris Williams, half of the brains of "We're Watching Here," comes a new series available only on his Substack (after this episode), interviewing people about faith, art, cinema and more. The first interview is with Jeffrey Overstreet, a film reviewer, author and professor. Jeffrey wrote the b…
Jeffrey Overstreet Loves Movies.
Jeffrey Overstreet is a novelist, creative writing professor, and film critic at the intersection of art, faith, hope, and love. His new book, Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema, is a memoir in essays about film. He has described it as “a celebration and an expression of gratitude for the fi…
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