The Marshall Project

The Documentary ‘Exodus’ Paints a Nuanced Picture of Life After Lockup

Shot over two years, the Critics’ Choice-nominated film values quiet moments. “We’re trying to refuse a spectacle,” says director Nimco Sheikhaden.
National Catholic Register

‘Exodus 90’ Helps Catholic Men Shed Earthly Pleasures’ ‘Numbing Agents’ to Receive God’s Grace

Tommy was 30 weeks in utero when he died in the womb of Rob Dauses’ wife, Shannon. The loss hit hard and lasted. For several years, Rob used what he calls “numbing agents” — including alcohol and his ...
The Forward

It was the million-selling novel that shaped a generation of Jews — does anybody still read it?

Terry Kraus was a 12-year-old transfer to a new school in Arizona in the 1960s when a classmate picked on her for being Jewish. A sympathetic teacher saw the exchange, and slipped her a book: Exodus, ...
loudwire

Interview – Exodus’ Gary Holt, the Alcohol-Free Grandpa Still Mad at the World

After seven long years, thrash icons Exodus are back with a new album, Persona Non Grata. The drought is entirely excusable — after all, Gary Holt stepped up and assumed duties in Slayer in the wake ...
The Hollywood Reporter

Box Office: ‘Exodus’ Lands No. 1 With $24.5 Million, Has Tough Battle Ahead

"Top Five" took the No. 4 spot, and several specialty films did brisk business after the SAG and Golden Globe nominations By Rebecca Ford Exodus: Gods and Kings easily topped the U.S. box office this ...