"We believed in this film so much that we created the opportunity to premiere it in theaters nationwide for a seven-day limited engagement so that audiences have more opportunities to see the film," said Ray Nutt, CEO of Fathom Events. It grossed about $3 million during its first week. "Despite the odds against a faith release such as this one, we appreciate this audience, who once again demonstrated their desire to see wholesome family entertainment." As theaters in many places around the world have reopened after the COVID-19 lockdowns, we have gathered five upcoming Christian movies for you here. "We are thankful this story of celebrating adoption was welcomed with open arms nationwide," said Cameron, who also was an executive producer.
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Make it a family movie night or invite friends over to experience this. With the support of his adoptive parents, David schedules the visit.Īctor Kirk Cameron plays the adoptive father. THE MULLIGAN is a powerful story of faith, family, and forgiveness. "The stories coming out of theaters this weekend are proof that this film is bringing hope to many," said Alex Kendrick, who has an on-screen role in the film and also is an executive producer.īased on true events, Lifemark tells the story of an 18-year-old high school student named David, who is contacted by his birth mom and presented with the opportunity to meet her face to face. Luke Barnett and Tanner Thomasons spoof of a lucrative niche film industry is consistently amusing, admirably respectful, surprisingly heartfelt and. Typically, Fathom films stay in theaters for one or two nights. Then, he meets Carmen (Teresa Ruiz), a Catholic Sunday school teacher who seems immune to his bad-boy charm.
Now, he spends his days making ends meet as a cashier at the supermarket while pursing a career in Hollywood.
The two-week stint in theaters is unusual for the film's distributor, Fathom Events. Mark Wahlberg plays Stuart Long, or Father Stu, a former boxer taken out of the sport by injury.
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