Routledge Religion in Contemporary European Cinema Book

Explore the changing spiritual landscape of Europe through the lens of film. As institutional religious authority shifts, many individuals seek personalized spiritual experiences that move beyond traditional secularism. This book examines how the current crisis of religion acts as a new form of religious life itself. Through an analysis of contemporary European cinema, this work investigates the complex connections between religious, heterodox, secular, and atheistic experiences. It provides a deep look into the subterranean interactions that define modern spirituality. This volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in how cinema reflects the evolving relationship between faith and society in a postsecular world.