This July 13, 2006 poll examines Latinos’ impressions of discrimination as a result of the immigration policy and debate.  

The National Center for Jewish Film is a nonprofit that stores, preserves, studies and promotes films with Jewish themes. It has the largest collection of Jewish content film in the world, outside of Israel.

Movie Reviews by Muslims is a blog where the semi-anonymous contributors review films from an Islamic perspective.

Image is a journal that studies the intersection of arts and faith.

The Christian Filmmakers Network is a forum for Christians working in the film industry, putting on events like “Content,” a Christian media conference.

Beliefnet.com unveiled its annual “Beliefnet Film Awards” on March 1, 2010. The Road won Best Spiritual Film, and Precious and Up tied for Best Inspirational Film.

The Jewish Theological Seminary is a collection of five schools, including a rabbinical school, in New York City. It ordains both men and women in the Conservative movement. A page for journalists lists faculty members by topic.

Read reviews of the 2010 nominated films by writers at America magazine, the national Jesuit weekly.

See the 2010 Academy Award nominees and winners in each category.