Faith-filled films continue to dominate Hollywood and surpass movie critics’ expectations. “Jesus Revolution” kicked off the year by surpassing $50 million at the box office. More recently, “Sound of Freedom” reached the coveted No. 1 spot at the box office for its July 4th release and has shown no signs of slowing down.
It’s not uncommon for faith to inspire and bring together communities through storytelling, and Hollywood has been tapping into this niche market for quite some time now. This year alone, faith-based films have shattered box office expectations and proved that they are here to stay. “Jesus Revolution” and “Sound of Freedom” are prime examples of this success, with the former grossing over $50 million and the latter claiming the No. 1 spot on July 4th weekend.
These movies not only offer a refreshing take on cinema but also provide a platform for spiritual and moral lessons to be communicated in a way that resonates with audiences. Whether you’re a believer or not, these faith-filled films are worth watching before the year ends. The captivating storylines and strong performances are sure to leave a lasting impression and perhaps even offer a newfound appreciation for the power of cinema and the messages it carries.
Here’s a list of seven faith-inspired films to watch before the summer season ends.
The new movie “Into The Spotlight” is also worth watching this summer before heading into the fall season.
Described as a “coming-of-age” musical, the film follows a teenager with a rockstar dad and an enchanted microphone.
Written by a 15-year-old Kate Larson at the time, the faith-based film stars Leigh-Allyn Baker (“Good Luck Charlie”), Karen Abercrombie (“War Room”), Larson, and other teenage stars with whom she appeared in the film “Lifemark.”
The musical features nine original songs which are also available for download on Apple Music, iTunes, Pandora and Spotify.
“At 15, I saw the world shutting down and my friends losing hope, so I wrote ‘Into the Spotlight,’” she said in a statement shared with CP.
“From struggling with dyslexia as a younger child to creating a story to inspire my generation, it has been truly magical,” she added. “‘Into the Spotlight’ has changed my life and I know girls everywhere need this story about overcoming insecurity, friendship, love, empowerment, and staying true to who you were meant to be.”
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