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WilliamOK
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Nice write-up about the filmmaker who is only 24 years old.
"Brian Ivie, 24, grew up dreaming about making a film that would compete at Sundance Film Festival. When he stumbled on a 2011 Los Angeles Times article, “South Korean pastor tends an unwanted flock,” Ivie thought he found his way in.
"The article recounted the story of Pastor Lee Jong-rak of Seoul who decided to build a “baby box” for mothers to leave their unwanted children. …
“Ivie flew to South Korea to capture the story he hoped would make him famous. But what he found in Seoul was faith, rather than fame. …”
jonathanmerritt.religionnews.com/2015/02/20/filmmaker-set-win-sundance-got-saved-instead/
I think a lot of people are converted via the pro-Life issue. There is kind of a clunker factoid in there, that the guy was raised Catholic, but says he then “converted to Christianity” … but even though I am a Catholic and proudly so, I realize this is the experience of many who grow up Catholic - they just never have a clue really about their faith until later in life.
The movie looks very worth seeing. There is already another thread discussing the movie here:
forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=947408
"Brian Ivie, 24, grew up dreaming about making a film that would compete at Sundance Film Festival. When he stumbled on a 2011 Los Angeles Times article, “South Korean pastor tends an unwanted flock,” Ivie thought he found his way in.
"The article recounted the story of Pastor Lee Jong-rak of Seoul who decided to build a “baby box” for mothers to leave their unwanted children. …
“Ivie flew to South Korea to capture the story he hoped would make him famous. But what he found in Seoul was faith, rather than fame. …”
jonathanmerritt.religionnews.com/2015/02/20/filmmaker-set-win-sundance-got-saved-instead/
I think a lot of people are converted via the pro-Life issue. There is kind of a clunker factoid in there, that the guy was raised Catholic, but says he then “converted to Christianity” … but even though I am a Catholic and proudly so, I realize this is the experience of many who grow up Catholic - they just never have a clue really about their faith until later in life.
The movie looks very worth seeing. There is already another thread discussing the movie here:
forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=947408