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1. religionnews.com › 2014/06/12 › why-believe-me-mightWhy "Believe Me" might be the first good Christian film

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   Jun 12, 2014 · Laura Turner. Still from “Believe Me” | Photo courtesy Riot Studios. Four guys asking questions about faith and Jesus is something of a formula for Riot Studios–they did it first with their...

2. www.christianitytoday.com › believe-meBelieve Me | Christianity Today

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   Image: Riot Studios. Christopher McDonald in 'Believe Me'. Directed by Bakke and written by Bakke and Allen, Believe Me takes aim at modern evangelical tropes and trappings—worship, prayer ...

3. www.hollywoodintoto.com › review-believe-me-alexHiT Movie Review: 'Believe Me' - Hollywood in Toto

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   Sep 29, 2014 · 'Believe Me' is a spiritual second cousin to 'The Book of Mormon' which similarly mocks the faithful but with a sweetness that undercuts the humor. 'Believe Me' isn't nearly as funny - or vulgar - as that Broadway romp. Instead, it's a quieter tale, one of false promises and our ability to convince others we have their best interests at heart.

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5. www.pluggedin.com › movie-reviews › believe-meBelieve Me - Plugged In

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   Sep 26, 2014 · Believe Me is something we don’t seen very often: Christian satire. Satire, of course, gently and not-so-gently lampoons its chosen target. Arguably, it’s best done by insiders making fun of themselves and their own subculture’s idiosyncrasies. And that’s exactly what comes across here.

   • Director: Will Bakke

6. www.movieguide.org › reviews › moviesBELIEVE ME - Movieguide | Movie Reviews for Families

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   BELIEVE ME is a hilarious, highly provocative, comedy challenging Christians and unbelievers. The plot revolves around Sam, a college student enjoying life as a fraternity hotshot. Sam finds out he owes $9,000 in student fees. To earn quick cash, he comes up with an idea to start a fake charity where Christians will send money.

   • Director: Will Bakke

   • Actors: Alex Russell

7. www.nytimes.com › 2014/09/26 › movies‘Believe Me,’ a Comedic Look at Religious Fund-Raising - The ...

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   Sep 25, 2014 · By Jeannette Catsoulis. Sept. 25, 2014. BELIEVE ME. Opens on Friday. Directed by Will Bakke. 1 hour 33 minutes. A smart, sly comedy about what its director, Will Bakke, calls “the power of...

8. www.chesapeakefamily.com › family-movie-reviewFamily Movie Review: Believe Me (PG-13) - Chesapeake Family

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   Mar 6, 2015 · The black comedy from filmmaker Will Bakke and co-writer Michael B. Allen, whose previous works (the documentaries “Beware of Christians” and “One Nation Under God”) have also tackled the different ways Christians practice their faith, considers why Christians believe in God, what they gain from charity, and whether their faith comes ...