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David (2025)
From the songs of his mother’s heart to the whispers of a faithful God, David’s story begins in quiet devotion. When the giant Goliath rises to terrorize a nation, a young shepherd armed with only a sling, a few stones, and unshakable faith steps forward. Pursued by power and driven by purpose, his journey tests the limits of loyalty, love, and courage—culminating in a battle not just for a crown, but for the soul of a kingdom.
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From the songs of his mother’s heart to the whispers of a faithful God, David’s story begins in quiet devotion. When the giant Goliath rises to terrorize a nation, a young shepherd armed with only a sling, a few stones, and unshakable faith steps forward. Pursued by power and driven by purpose, his journey tests the limits of loyalty, love, and courage—culminating in a battle not just for a crown, but for the soul of a kingdom.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Drama
Directed By:Phil Cunningham, Brent Dawes
Written By:Brent Dawes
In Theaters:12/19/2025
Box Office:$83,092,325
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Sunrise Productions, Slingshot USA, Angel Studios, 2521 Entertainment
Cast
Phil Cunningham, Brent Dawes
Director
Phil Cunningham, Brent Dawes
Director
Brandon Engman
Young David (voice)
Brian Stivale
Samuel (voice)
Shahar Taboch
Ozem (voice)
Aaron Tavaler
Nethanel (voice)
Hector
Jesse (voice)
Miri Mesika
Nitzevet (voice)
Jack Wagman
Abinadab (voice)
Jonathan Shaboo
Eliab (voice)
Sloan Lucas Muldown
Young Zeruiah (voice)
Mike Ciporkin
Scout (voice)
Katie Bernstein
Ahinoam (voice)
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