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4.9/10
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Desperate, broke, and out of ideas, four college seniors start a fake charity to embezzle money for tuition.Desperate, broke, and out of ideas, four college seniors start a fake charity to embezzle money for tuition.Desperate, broke, and out of ideas, four college seniors start a fake charity to embezzle money for tuition.
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Daniel Walker
- Phil
- (as Daniel K. Walker)
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- TriviaNick Offerman spontaneously signed onto the film after the crew found out that he was in Dallas the same day that they were filming the "admissions counselor" scene. His scenes were filmed in a few hours and they parted ways after.
- ConnectionsReferences The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
- SoundtracksWalking Backwards
Written by Tyler Burkum, Thad Cockrell, and Jeremy Lumito
Performed by Leagues
Courtesy of Bufalotone Records
By arrangement with Secret Road Music Services, Inc.
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Not Another Christian Film
My personal rating is a 9, but it's objectively probably a 7.
Believe Me is an excellent take on the "Christian" world, or Christian culture, if you will. You can't really call it a Christian film; you just can't. There are plenty of christians who hate, loathe and are embarrassed by the "art" that gets passed on to our churches and friends and uncles and aunts and parents, etc. as "Christian art". They don't seem Christian or even like art, really. The director of Believe Me must've felt the same way based on the way he satirizes the modern church experience. But he goes further and develops characters who face difficult spiritual and ethical decisions. And not in any cookie cutter type of way. Though Believe Me occasionally displays some lower budget vibes and some convenient plotting, it makes up for in writing and performance. The leads are more captivating than any other fresh faces you've ever come across. Plus, it feature Christopher McDonald and Nick F***ing Offerman. I wish I had when I was growing up...
Believe Me is an excellent take on the "Christian" world, or Christian culture, if you will. You can't really call it a Christian film; you just can't. There are plenty of christians who hate, loathe and are embarrassed by the "art" that gets passed on to our churches and friends and uncles and aunts and parents, etc. as "Christian art". They don't seem Christian or even like art, really. The director of Believe Me must've felt the same way based on the way he satirizes the modern church experience. But he goes further and develops characters who face difficult spiritual and ethical decisions. And not in any cookie cutter type of way. Though Believe Me occasionally displays some lower budget vibes and some convenient plotting, it makes up for in writing and performance. The leads are more captivating than any other fresh faces you've ever come across. Plus, it feature Christopher McDonald and Nick F***ing Offerman. I wish I had when I was growing up...
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- Apr 3, 2015
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- İnan Bana: Lisa McVey Olayı
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- Gross US & Canada
- $23,419
- Gross worldwide
- $23,419
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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