Sometimes we want movies to distract us; other times we want them to remind us—of our humanity, of magic, of meaning. The Spiritual Cinema Circle offers films that aim to do the latter with its monthly DVD club. Sign up and you’ll get a disc filled with four short and feature films, a blend of U.S. and international, some exclusive to club members, others that you might see elsewhere. Though there are hits and misses among this “heart and soul of cinema,” a few are cringefests, plenty are actually quite touching and good.

The 2004 hybrid film starring Marlee Matlin and a host of talking heads, is being followed up by What the Bleep!? Down The Rabbit Hole, which comes out in theaters this month. The so-called sequel is really just a reworking of the first, surprisingly popular, non-genre, non-formula film, which brought in about $11 million. The fiction part remains more or less intact, while the documentary segment has grown. “Unlike the first movie where the balance of interview and storyline was fairly even,” reads a synopsis of the new film on the What the Bleep!? website, “in What the Bleep!? Down the Rabbit Hole there is never a doubt as to which is the main course. And the movie is the better for it.”