Southern hospitality and Islamic generosity are the "perfect match" in Redneck Muslim, directed by Jennifer Taylor, as a hospital chaplain in the south looks to balance his faith and heritage against the legacy of his region's racist past. Then cross the Atlantic and visit South London in The Masses, directed by Dorothy Allen-Pickard, where three neighbors profess their respective religions: Christianity, Islam, and football. It just might turn out that some churches don't have roofs.
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