A new faith-based fictional thriller, “Moonlight Disciples,” depicts what would happen if the Bible were banned in America and persecution forced Christians to worship in secret. according to The Christian StandtThe film stars Drew Varvel, Brett Varvel and Josh Stryhalski and is produced by Pinnacle Peak Pictures and Fathom.
The film is set in the near future, where the US government has banned the Bible, deeming it too offensive, and has replaced it with a government-approved religious text. resemble This is the actual situation in China.
A small group of Christians are selected to smuggle Bibles into an underground church in the Midwest, but when federal agents are on their way, they must decide whether to obey the law or honor God.
“Ten years ago, Josh Stryhalski gave me an idea for a captivating story that became my heart and passion. Moonlight Disciple is my love letter to the Church of Jesus Christ,” said Brett Varbel, who directs and stars in the film. statement.
“We believe this film will be the start of a movement in our culture — awakening people to treasure God’s Word and boldly proclaim the name of Jesus no matter what the cost. Now is the time to bring you this powerful story delivered by a fantastic cast and crew. ‘Moonlight Disciple’ is sure to inspire, inspire and inspire you to speak about God’s Word and the testimony of Jesus Christ.”
Dave Mechem, head of acquisitions at Pinnacle Peak Pictures, said the film is a “spinning thriller that asks the question: What would you give your life for?”
“We’re thrilled to give this film an extended theatrical run,” added Fathom CEO Ray Nutt. “It’s the perfect blend of faith, suspense and inspiration that guarantees a fantastic theatrical experience for a wide range of audiences.”
The film recently premiered at the International Christian Film and Music Festival in Orlando, Florida.
A red carpet premiere was held in Varbel’s hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana, where the film was shot, on May 9. Former Vice President Mike Pence was also in attendance at the event.
“Moonlight Apostle is an action-packed thriller that depicts the future of Christian persecution in America. In a time of growing attacks on religious freedom, this compelling film serves as a cautionary tale and should inspire people of faith to do more to protect religious freedom in America,” Pence said. statement.
The film will be screened for the first time in front of an international audience at the Cannes Film Festival.
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