Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
Jesus People (2013)
Based on the hilarious and popular FunnyorDie.com web series, the film charts the rise and fall of America's worst Christian pop band! Pastor Jerry gets possibly awful medical news and is determined to reach his rebellious teen while he still can. Jerry forms Cross My Heart, a Christian band, to keep his son on a "righteous" path. He finds four young musicians with varying levels of talent and the first single Save The World! takes off on multiple (and some unexpected) radio formats. But the band starts to unravel!
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Based on the hilarious and popular FunnyorDie.com web series, the film charts the rise and fall of America's worst Christian pop band! Pastor Jerry gets possibly awful medical news and is determined to reach his rebellious teen while he still can. Jerry forms Cross My Heart, a Christian band, to keep his son on a "righteous" path. He finds four young musicians with varying levels of talent and the first single Save The World! takes off on multiple (and some unexpected) radio formats. But the band starts to unravel!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dan Ewald, Rajeev Sigamoney, Dan Steadman
In Theaters:12/19/2013
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Jason Naumann
Director
Tim Bagley
Rod Carmichael
Mindy Sterling
Claudia
Joel McCrary
Pastor Jerry Frank
Wendi McLendon-Covey
Jenna Bosch
Catherine Reitman
Shauna Mebane
Laura Silverman
Tami Wiles
Octavia Spencer
Angel Angelique
Jennifer Elise Cox
Trinity Celeste
Christen Sussin
Sarah Francis Wheeler
Robert Bagnell
Kip Karns
Timothy Brennen
Dr. Chris McFarlane
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