I loved this movie very touching and beautifully done I must warn you it is a tear jerker you will need tissues!!
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I Still Believe
Overview
The true-life story of Christian music star Jeremy Camp and his journey of love and loss that looks to prove there is always hope.
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Release date
12/03/2020
Votes
1,244
Popularity
5.6
KJ Apa
Jeremy Camp
Britt Robertson
Melissa Henning
Nathan Parsons
Jean-Luc Lajoie
Gary Sinise
Tom Camp
Shania Twain
Terry Camp
Reuben Dodd
Josh Camp
Nicolas Bechtel
Jared
Melissa Roxburgh
Heather Henning
Terry Serpico
Mark
Tanya Christiansen
Janette Henning
Cameron Arnett
Dr. Furst
Abigail Cowen
Adrienne Liesching
Rushi Birudala
Raj
Anjelah Johnson-Reyes
Professor Rochester
Mike McGill
Engineer
Sahjanan Nasser
Maria
Alex Taylor
DJ #1
Alyssa Gonzalez
Orientation Guide
Griffin Hood
Guard
Edward Rashad Smith
Tattooed Guard
Katie Anne Moy
Jacqueline
Steven Laney
Guitarist
Ed Litton
Dean of Students
Sharonne Lanier
Nurse
Sheé Dueitt
Discharge Nurse
Tyler Galpin
Random Guy
Taylor Scott
DJ #2
Kevin Avery
DJ #3
Rhonda Huete
Frazzled Receptionist
Marshall Meeker
Yves Lajoie
Timothy James Adkison
Pete Nelson
Ian Rupp
The Kry Bandmate
Joe Grove
Adrienne's Bandmate #1
Roy Durand
Adrienne's Bandmate #2
Ben Cook
Adrienne's Bandmate #3
Hali Everette
Megan Henning (uncredited)
Alex Taylor
DJ #1
Jeremy Camp
Self
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'I Still Believe' is just another forgettable romantic film, and thankfully it's also forgettable in the religious film genre. It has a tonne of issues from pacing to story, but it's just a boring film that is unappealing to all the demographics it tries to hit. It's so forgettable that I just remembered Shania Twain plays KJ Apa's Mum. 2020 truly has been a ride. - Chris dos Santos Read Chris' full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-i-still-believe-faith-romantic-drama-misses-every-demographic
Read full review →I Still Believe (2020) is an adaptation of Jeremy Camp’s 2011 biographical memoir. The plot traces a chronological arc that begins in 1999 — when the 21-year-old Camp leaves his hometown of Lafayette, Indiana to attend Calvary Chapel Bible College, where he meets his future late, first wife, Melissa Henning — and ends in 2002 with Camp meeting his (too) soon-to-be second wife, Adrienne Liesching. Jeremy (KJ Apa) and Melissa (Britt Robertson) get married in late 2000 in spite, or perhaps because of, her medical history. She has been diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer that has spread to h…
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