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Shooting the Prodigal

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A brash Jewish filmmaker in New York City tries to help a Baptist preacher in Alabama make a movie.

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04/15/2016 I really enjoyed this movie. It's not an in-your-face-with-religion movie. This story is an example of how intolerance is created through a system of beliefs based on falsehoods -- beliefs that have nothing to do with religion despite being a faith-based movie. This movie has a lot of character, is entertaining, and leaves you asking the question, "Which Brother Bob am I?" I'm atheist and I approve this movie's message. :-) See more 04/15/2016 Awesome family movie. See more Read all reviews
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David E. Powers

Director

Paul Wilson

Brother Bob Cross

Sterling Hurst

Josh Blume

Christie Osterhus

Emily Cross

Joseph Gray

Noah Thatcher

Micah Brown

Garth
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Shooting the Prodigal

Shooting the Prodigal (2016) Shooting the Prodigal (2016) (L-R) Ron Reid as Old Fred and Micah Brown as Garth in "Shooting the Prodigal." (L-R) Sterling Hurst as Josh Blume, Christie Osterhus as Emily Cross and Paul Wilson as Brother Bob Cross in "Shooting the Prodigal." Joseph Gray as Noah Thatcher in "Shooting the Prodigal." (L-R) Christie Osterhus as Emily Cross and Sterling Hurst as Josh Blume in "Shooting the Prodigal." View more photos

Movie Info

Synopsis A brash Jewish filmmaker in New York City tries to help a Baptist preacher in Alabama make a movie.
Director
David E. Powers
Producer
Ken Roy, Heather Waters
Screenwriter
Deborah Hocutt, David E. Powers, Greg Womble
Production Co
Belltower Pictures
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 20, 2016
Runtime
1h 32m