Antonio D. Sison
Precious Blood (CPPS) Br. Antonio D. Sison is associate professor of systematic theology at Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, with a special research interest in global audiovisual culture. His 2016 book, The Sacred Foodways of Film: Theological Servings in 11 Food Films (Pickwick) explores the ways by which cinematic images of food nourish the theological imagination. Paying attention to "what the world is watching," Brother Ton reviews noteworthy releases of global cinema for National Catholic Reporter. He is the author of the upcoming book The Art of Indigenous Inculturation (Orbis Books, Spring 2021).
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'Mermaid' shifts from silly to serious
The parable of the 'Tangerines'
One more generous serving of 'Babette's Feast'
‘Terraferma’ struggles with the law of the sea
In Swedish film 'Force Majeure,' nature's disaster is just the beginning
The gift of 'A Simple Life'
