Martin Luther triggered a seismic upheaval that rocked the western world in the 1500s-with an impact that continues to echo to this day. A new film has just been released that tells the great adventure story of his life and follows his bold quest for truth - a journey that would reshape the church and the world.
"Martin Luther: the Idea that Changed the World" was released in 2017. It stars Hugh Bonneville and Padraic Delany, and was directed by Mike Trinklein and Steve Boettcher. It is 108 minutes long.
Martin Luther on trial - a key turning point in western civilization.
Now you can see this compelling movie at a special one-time screening hosted by Hosanna at the
AMC Willowbrook 24 on Thursday, August 31, at 10:30 am.
Hosting this screening is a great way for Hosanna to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation - simultaneously informing our members about our Lutheran heritage, and at the same time creating a memorable impression in the broader community.
Tickets ($12 plus a $1 booking fee) MUST be purchased in advance by August 24. This can be done online at this link:
If you prefer not to buy online, you can visit a table in the Hosanna narthex on August 6, 13, or 20 to have your tickets ordered for you. Pay $13 by cash or check. Tickets cannot be purchased at the theater.
It is important that you order tickets early. Our event will not take place unless we have 100 tickets purchased by August 24. Currently we need 87 more before we are confirmed. If we don't reach our threshold, all money advanced will be refunded.
Karina Seweryn as Katie Luther, the influential wife of the reformer
