Hollywood: Lights, Camera, Blasphemy!

This documentary examines the Hollywood Production Code's historical guidelines and contrasts them with contemporary portrayals of Christianity in film. It delves into how modern media represents Christian themes and figures, often depicting them in a negative light. The film critiques the portrayal of Christians as hypocrites and explores the motivations behind certain roles and narratives in Hollywood.

With a runtime of 113 minutes, the film discusses various keywords such as satanism, conspiracy theory, and Christian propaganda. Its focus on the perceived sacrilege in Hollywood's representation of Christianity invites viewers to reflect on the evolution of media and its impact on religious beliefs. The film is produced by American Portrait and Reel 2 Real Ministries, making it significant within the context of faith-based film critique from the 1990s.