Sister Aimee

This documentary delves into the remarkable story of Aimee Semple McPherson, a woman who attracted larger crowds than notable entertainers like P.T. Barnum and Harry Houdini. It examines her role in mainstreaming evangelical Christianity, including her establishment of one of the first Christian radio stations in the United States.

With a runtime of 57 minutes, "Sister Aimee" provides a concise yet impactful look at a controversial figure in American religious history. The film features insights into her life, the dynamics of Pentecostalism, and the complexities surrounding her legacy. Blair Brown lends her voice to the narrative, adding depth to the exploration of McPherson's influence on both religion and culture in America.