Faith-based cinema refers to films that are created with the intention of promoting religious values and beliefs, often focusing on themes such as hope, redemption, and morality. These movies are typically produced by organizations or filmmakers who aim to inspire audiences through storytelling that aligns with specific faith traditions, such as Christianity, Judaism, or Islam. These films can range from mainstream releases to independent projects and often feature narratives that resonate with religious communities. Notable examples include The Passion of the Christ and God's Not Dead, which have garnered significant attention and box office success while appealing to viewers seeking spiritual content.