UPDATE – 2/8/07 – You can see a clip of the film on the MSNBC website along with an interview with Chad Allen.
Christianity Today on film, “Save Me”
January 23, 2007 By 3 Comments
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I normally don’t watch movies, much to my partner’s frustration. Whenever I’m confronted by the prospect of seeing a movie, I can think of a million other things I’d rather do with those two hours.
Now I’m interested in seeing this movie. Thanks for the tip.
Warren, I don’t think SAVE ME is a documentary.
Check it out:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0772200/
Brett
It’s interesting that this film is written from a gay-positive perspective, yet is sensitive enough to impress the writer for Christianity Today. That may be in part due to the relationship that was established between Chad Allen and the producers of End of the Spear.