Movies and TvShows featuring "religious-fundamentalist" theme.

Forcibly separated from her twin brother when they are orphaned, a melancholic misfit learns how to find confidence within herself amid the clutter of misfortunes and everyday life.

In the TV show "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey (2022)", it explores the story of Warren Jeffs and his shocking criminal case within the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The series delves into his rise within the religious sect and the crimes he committed, shedding light on topics such as religious fundamentalism, cult leaders, forced marriages, and sexual abuse.%s

Red State is a movie about a group of young adults who respond to an online invitation for sex, only to find themselves trapped in a cult compound. As the situation escalates, a violent standoff ensues between the cult leader and law enforcement, leading to a bloody and brutal showdown.

Gavin, an atheist, finds himself on the ledge of a high-rise building. As a crowd gathers and a police officer tries to talk him down, Gavin reveals his story of infidelity, guilt, and love. The choices he has made and the consequences they have brought him to this moment, where he must decide whether to jump or not.

Higher Ground follows a woman's journey as she wrestles with her faith and tries to find her place within a close-knit religious community. She faces challenges and crises of faith, including domestic violence and a loss of belief. The film explores themes of religious fundamentalism, family relationships, and the search for personal meaning.

Cold Hell follows a Turkish immigrant woman living in Vienna who witnesses a murder and becomes the target of a sadistic serial killer. Frustrated with the police's lack of progress, she takes matters into her own hands and becomes a kickboxing vigilante, determined to bring the killer to justice. As she fights for her own life, she also confronts issues of religious intolerance and fundamentalism.

Capturing the experiences of Afghanistan women under the Taliban rule in Kabul.

Young Ahmed is about a 13-year-old boy named Ahmed who becomes increasingly radicalized in his devotion to Islam. He starts adopting fundamentalist beliefs and engages in extremist activities, which lead to a tragic event. The movie explores the themes of religion, fanaticism, and the conflicts faced by young individuals trying to find their identity.

The Second Coming is a thrilling TV mini-series that explores the events following a supposed second coming. It delves into themes of religion, possession, murder, love, and the clash between religious fundamentalists and humanists. The story takes unexpected twists and turns, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Electrick Children follows Rachel, a 15-year-old religious teenager from a fundamentalist family in Utah. After listening to a cassette tape she finds, Rachel believes she has been impregnated by the music and sets out on a journey to find the man with the beautiful voice on the tape. Her search takes her to Las Vegas, where she encounters a wide variety of characters and challenges her upbringing and beliefs. Along the way, she discovers more about herself and the world around her. The movie explores themes of religion, family relationships, and individual freedom.

The story of the rise of morals crusader Mary Whitehouse in the UK in the 1960's.

In 'The Student,' a high school student in Russia begins to challenge his teacher's religious beliefs, leading to conflict and turmoil within the school. As he becomes more outspoken and provocative, his actions spark discussions about religious fundamentalism, homosexuality, and the role of faith in modern society.

Anarchy TV follows the story of a public access television station that starts a revolution when a group of activists take over the airwaves. Chaos ensues as the station becomes embroiled in government corruption, political protests, and even a bomb threat. This satirical comedy explores themes of anarchy, activism, and the power of the media.

Keith Allen visits Westboro Baptist Church to confront them about their extreme religious beliefs.

Stations of the Cross follows a young girl named Maria who is deeply devoted to her Catholic faith. She grapples with the pressures and expectations of her religious community, particularly her mother who encourages her to sacrifice herself for the sake of others. As Maria faces challenges and encounters different individuals within her community, she begins to question her beliefs and the extreme lengths she is expected to go to in order to prove her devotion.

Louis Theroux goes inside the Westboro Baptist Church, a controversial religious cult known for their extreme beliefs and hate speech.

The take-down of an infamous leader of a small polygamous Mormon fundamentalist group, who ordered assassinations of his opponents.

Marriage of the Blessed is a surrealistic drama set in post-war Lebanon. The story follows a photojournalist who is haunted by the traumas of war and struggles to find meaning and love in a society torn apart by conflict. With elements of surrealism and political commentary, the film explores themes of memory, poverty, and the search for justice.

The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2000) explores the rise and fall of Tammy Faye Bakker, a religious zealot and televangelist who gained notoriety for her extravagant lifestyle and controversial beliefs. The film delves into her struggles with prescription drug addiction, her husband's infidelity, and the stigma surrounding her involvement in the AIDS crisis. Despite facing scrutiny and ridicule, Tammy Faye maintains her optimism and faith in God, ultimately finding forgiveness and redemption.

Louis Theroux travels to Topeka, Kansas to meet the members of the Westboro Baptist Church, a hate group known for picketing events with offensive signs and spreading anti-gay rhetoric. Through interviews with ex-cult members and confrontations with the church's leader, Louis explores the depths of religious fundamentalism and bigotry.