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The Widow's Might releases today in about 100 theaters. Fans of the movie might want to check out a just-released interview that we did with John Moore, the director. He shares some fascinating insight into his filmmaking history, the top influences of his career, and even some exclusive behind-the-scenes info! Read the interview here.Labels: The Widow's Might
Geoff Botkin, veteran film producer and SAICFF judge, marked "The Widow's Might" as a milestone in Christian filmmaking. "'Widow's Might' is a groundbreaking film, even though it is a first feature film from a teenaged director. It is one of the most original high-concept features in recent film history. The story is innovative in ways that can inspire the next generation of filmmakers, many of whom are looking for ways to break out of tired cinematic cliches..."
Botkin also added, "This film attempted and achieved a wholesome family message, illustrating the difficult-to-capture functional family environment. Its message addressed a very complex theological issue which is a defining issue of our generation..."
Audiences at the SAICFF seemed to agree with the SAICFF judges. Attendees at the festival overwhelmingly selected "The Widow's Might" for the Audience Choice Award, giving the movie more than twice as many votes as the nearest contender. Audiences laughed, cried, and cheered as the film unfolded, ultimately giving three standing ovations at the close of the film.
Young filmmakers John Moore (age 19) and David Heustis (age 20) were surprised at the affirmation they received from festival judges and audiences alike. "We never saw this coming!" said John. "The greatest lesson we have learned at this event over the years is to press on; keep moving forward. Always pursue excellence. The production was very tough; but it brought our families together, and we're even closer now than ever. I dedicate this award to my father, the most inspiring man I have ever known."
Information about the release of "The Widow's Might" will be announced at a future date. To interview the director of "The Widow's Might," John Moore, contact Jennifer Langen by e-mail at contact@thewidowscry.com or by phone at 972-452-3708. More information about "The Widow's Might" and HeuMoore Productions can be found at www.thewidowscry.com.
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Widow's Might is a groundbreaking film, even though it is a first feature film from a teenaged director. It is one of the most original high-concept features in recent film history. The story is innovative in ways that can inspire the next generation of filmmakers, many of whom are looking for ways to break out of tired cinematic clichés, especially the weak theological clichés of the Christian "altar call" movie.
This film attempted and achieved a wholesome family message, illustrating the difficult-to-capture functional family environment. Its message addressed a very complex theological issue which is a defining issue of our generation: a form of taxation that asserts the state's presumed authority over God. The clash over sovereignty between man and God is a topic Christian filmmakers will be exploring for decades to come.
The film employed a clever story line to make rich use of complex subplots, including an illustration of the abusive use of media.
Finally, the film used aesthetic elements to set new standards for taste and humor, charting a delightful course for tomorrow’s filmmakers who will make a clean break from patterns of discourse that have taken American culture in the wrong direction for several decades.
Geoff Botkin
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