I Still Believe
Photographie:
Kristopher KimlinMusique:
John DebneyActeurs·trices:
Britt Robertson, K.J. Apa, Melissa Roxburgh, Gary Sinise, Nathan Parsons, Abigail Cowen, Shania Twain, Nicolas Bechtel, Cameron Arnett, Reuben Dodd (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
Jeremy et Melissa filent le parfait amour lorsqu’ils apprennent qu'elle est atteinte d’une maladie incurable. Malgré l'incompréhension de leurs proches, ils décident de se marier et de lutter ensemble pour affronter cette terrible épreuve… Tiré de l'histoire vraie du chanteur américain Jeremy Camp et son amour de jeunesse Melissa. (SAJE Distribution)
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Critiques (2)
A biographical emotional rollercoaster, filled with absolutely breathtaking, naturally portrayed performances by the two leads. Not a superficial affair, a very unique cinematic case of faith that focuses on the deeper ideas of the meaning of life. Fantastic music, craftsmanship and a story that will make you laugh, move and encourage reflection with its heartfelt moments. The fact that the film tells a real life event gives you goosebumps and a lot of questions that will probably remain unanswered forever. ~ We paint with brushes... He paints with a billion stars and a trillion galaxies. ~
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I don't believe in the Christian God, which is probably why the story being told really said nothing to me. Who knows, maybe I'd be excited if I were a believer. I did shed a few tears during the movie, but I dare say that there are much better and less cheesy films about dying of cancer than this one, which I simply have to take into account in my rating. On the other hand, I quite liked the ubiquitous religious-themed music. I didn’t know Jeremy Camp's work at all until now, but I'd like to hear more from him. (60%)
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