• Why Are Real Stories Important in Faith-Based Films?

  • Apr 30 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Why Are Real Stories Important in Faith-Based Films?

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  • Hi Guys! Ricky Pope here and this week on the Christian Nerds Unite Podcast I am joined by film Director Benjamin Ironside Koppin and Actress Courtney Bandeko. They talk about their recent film "Pastor's Kid.” The film tells a poignant and raw story of a young woman dealing with the impact of her family, and her own struggles with faith and acceptance. The conversation delves into themes of authenticity in storytelling, the changes in Christian cinema, and the personal and professional journeys of our guests. Plus scripture and nerdy news.

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