Christian film "Between the Walls" now in Hollywood Video

[nickstaron]

Hey! My name is Nick Staron and I am one of the producers of a Christian feature film called "Between the Walls". I was wondering if anyone has seen it? Any reactions? Any thoughts? Anybody had it screen at their church? Anybody want to have it screen there?We have been blessed to get the film into Hollywood Video, Movie Gallery, Amazon.com, Netflix, Family Christian Bookstores, on the official website and more. Check it out! There are free Christian filmmaking tutorials on our website as well. There are three places you can find out about the movie.Please please please check it out! And let me know what you think!-In Christ,Nick

 

[HammerStone]

I'll have to look into it, afraid I haven't heard anything about it, but that's easy for me to do.

 

[Christina]

I hadn't heard either but will order from netflix next week and let you know what I think. question does it push rapture Doctrine ? Thanks for letting us know.

 

[nickstaron]

To answer your question, this film does not push the rapture. I think there are enough films out there deal with that subject. We try to deal with every day life situations that people are going through. Most of that comes from the fact that we work with teenagers in our hometown and see what they are going through. We try to answer their questions through our films. Please do let me know what you think about the movie. I think you will find that this is not the typical Christian film. There is a strong, spoken gospel message but it is done in (we hope) a more relational way.

 

[abom]

so it is a freebee movie is it?

 

[Christina]

No its not free

 

[nickstaron]

I'm not sure what you mean by Freebee. If you mean "Do you give out copies for free?" then no. Not at this time. We still have yet to pay off the film and cannot give away copies unless there is a special reason. Plus, we’d like to start saving up to make another film. If you mean "there is no doctrine in the film about salvation" the answer would again be no. It’s true that this film does not mention the end times. But our salvation in Christ does not revolve around the end times. That’s just the deadline for the people who are alive at that time. The rest of us get our average of 72 years and then bite the dust. We want to show people what Christianity looks like in every day situations. How to evangelize to people because God is God and therefore deserves our attention rather than just that there is a big global calamity coming. We stress strongly in this film (and I don’t think anyone who has seen it will argue that we haven’t) a gospel message about giving your life to Christ and the issue of Lordship. That Christ is the only way to get to heaven and that He demands our allegiance by making Him our master. Our lives must reflect a change or there isn’t a change. Please check it out. I think you will find it different in a good way. If you have personal comments that you’d prefer not to share here, contact us through our website. Otherwise, I’d like to see what you think up here on the board. I’m glad people are asking questions!

 

[reeceracer]

I've seen it. It's a good drama...if your a filmmaker the special features alone may be worth checking out!