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by Angela Walker for ChristianCinema.com
Karen Kingsbury's fans, always loyal to her books, are rallying behind Like Dandelion Dust, the new feature film based on one of her novels. Fans have made the trailer for the festival-winning film the #1 fan rated trailer on Fandango.
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Note: This interview was conducted in the fall of 2009 before the movie came out. This is a great movie! It is now out on DVD and Blu-Ray. It would be worth a look. ~ Clash
Since Sherwood Baptist Church caught national attention with Facing the Giants, churches around the country have decided to expand their ministries to filmmaking. Jim Britts, writer and producer of To Save a Life, attended Biola University, where he obtained a filmmaking degree with an emphasis in screenwriting. But a summer internship made him realize his heart was in youth ministry, and he followed that passion.
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Christian Comic Books at Comic Con International
Another year, another Comic Con. Once again there are the elaborate booths and displays, the massive crowds, the famous celebrities, and the amazing costumes. Kevin and Heather Yong and I drove to convention center early Wednesday morning to set up. Set up went smoothly with the CCAS material arriving to our table in a timely fashion. Though the length of the table was the same as last year, the width was notably shorter, giving us a smaller area to display. And the price will increase next year for the same table area. With the smaller table, this made things a little cramped with our neighbors.
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By Melanie Clinton for BPSports
It's not your typical Africa.
Kids -- many of them Caucasian -- run across a grassy soccer field, practicing their dribbling and goaltending skills. The wind is so cold it causes teeth to chatter and eyes to water. The hot chocolate at break time garners great anticipation.
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In the past, the independent artists have attempted to create a sound and a demo to present to a major label in hopes of being discovered. The music industry was a much closed society which did not allow these artists to produce quality products or to obtain distribution or recognition. One of the greatest obstacles was the inability of the independent artists to gain access to the technology necessary to make their music competitive. Another challenge the independent artists face were the limited access to radio due to politics and the pay-for-play mentality that existed in radio promotion.
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Broken Hill Brings Fresh Music
Watch the trailer here!
by Greg Wright for ChristianCinema.com
What do you get when you cross the best parts of Footloose with your favorite Australian popcorn flick, a slightly startling aural aesthetic, and several engaging performances? Well, I don’t know what you’d get, or what I’d get, but second-generation writer/director Dagen Merrill gets Broken Hill, one of the most engaging teen melodramas I’ve seen in a long, long time.
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Film And DVD Reviews by Phil Boatwright
Zac Efron, Amanda Crew, Charlie Tahan, Ray Liotta (in a nice guy role, rare and nice to see a further dimension to this usually volatile actor). Universal. Drama/romance/fantasy. Written by Burr Steers, Craig Pearce, Lewis Colick. Directed by Burr Steers. 7/30/10
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Review by Mary Draughon for PreviewOnline
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. James Marsden (voice), Christina Applegate (voice), Nick Nolte (voice), Bette Midler (voice). Director: Brad Peyton
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Introducing What if... a Pure Flix and Jenkins Entertainment film. Starring, Kevin Sorbo, Kristy Swanson, Debby Ryan, and John Ratzenberger.
What If... tells the story of Ben Walker (Kevin Sorbo), who fifteen years ago left his college sweetheart Wendy (Kristy Swanson), and his calling to be a preacher, in order to pursue a business opportunity. Now with a high-paying executive gig, a trophy fiancé, and a new Mercedes, he hasnt considered a family nor felt the need to set foot in a church in fifteen years.
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I was fortunate enough to be at the Gideon Media Arts Conference when the premier of "The Trial" was shown and got in on the question and answer period afterwards with Director Gary Wheeler. This is a very good movie with excellent photography, locations, and acting and a fine story. ~ Clash
After the horrific death of his wife and two sons, suicide seems to be the only escape for small town attorney Mac McClain... until he's assigned a capital punishment case that begins to transform his life and those around him forever...
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When FaithFreaks.com launched in 2007 its purpose was simply to provide teenagers with a safe alternative to MySpace. The result, however, has been so much more. Now, in addition to being the largest faith-based social site, it is a place where young people experience the love and power of God in their lives as members pray for and encourage each other. FaithFreaks has over 25 trained volunteers who constantly help young people find hope & resources for the challenges that they face & helping them focus and grow in their Christian walk.
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By Charles Braddix for BPSports
"The World Cup is over, but South Africa is still here."
The words of a missionary with the International Mission Board in Johannesburg reflect the challenge ahead for urban missionaries serving in South Africa. IMB workers are praying that God will use their evangelistic initiatives during the World Cup soccer tournament to expand their outreach to the lost people of the nation's cities.
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I remember lying in bed as a boy wondering about how God could have always existed. Maybe like me you have wondered, “If God made the world, then where did God come from?” This is actually a question that has been raised not only by kids, but also by some great philosophers and scientists. In his bestseller, A Brief History of Time, physicist Stephen Hawking asks the question about what started the universe, “Or does it need a creator, and if so, does he have any other effect on the universe? And who created him?”1
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For those unfamiliar with the comic book story this animated movie is based on, this is about the death of Batman's second Robin, Jason Todd, and the mysterious character and events that serve as a follow up to this event years later. I'll try not to give out any spoilers, despite the fact that most of the audience for this DVD movie has already read the original story.
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Produced by Aaron Sprinkle (Anberlin, The Almost), "Vessels" showcases a more mature and diverse Ivoryline than was heard on their previous record. "We just started writing," says vocalist Jeremy Gray. "We didn't really have a plan or agenda for the record. We just wrote what was on our hearts and hashed out the songs together. We had ample time to get the songs just the way we wanted and had a blast writing and recording the record. It really was one of the most exciting, joy-filled times of my life."
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PRo’s first record, Black Out, was intended to bring people together but had a lot of pride attached to it along with a wrong worldview. Next came debates on whether or not PRo was even a Christian rapper to begin with. While PRo was in Memphis he became part of a community group that helped him grow and re-shape his worldview by using Biblical truth. During this time PRo was writing songs but soon stopped because he felt as though he was not accurately representing the name of Jesus Christ. PRo kept working and growing closer to God by constantly being challenged by his community, and then came Redemption.
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