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Alex Russell

11 December 1987, Australia

Zachary Knighton

25 October 1978, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

Johanna Braddy

30 August 1987, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Miles Fisher

23 June 1983, Dallas, Texas, USA

Sinqua Walls

Max Adler

17 January 1986, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Nick Offerman

26 June 1970, Joliet, Illinois, USA

Christopher McDonald

15 February 1955, New York City, New York, USA

3 September 1991, Okinawa, Japan

Kristin McKenzie Rice

4 March 1988, Houston, Texas, USA

Gregory Alexander Wight

Will Bakke

Michael B. Allen

Kaplan vs. Kaplan

The screenplay is lacking in conviction from any angle.

October 12, 2014

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One Guy's Opinion

There are moments when the movie hits the target. Unfortunately, they're not enough to raise what might have been a sharp, perceptive take on the rah-rah side of modern Christianity above the level of mediocrity.

September 26, 2014

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Baret News

A thought-provoking, faith-based parable asking whether it's ever too late to make a second impression, especially on God.

September 29, 2014

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Village Voice

The movie loses its zip as it becomes more dramatic ...

September 23, 2014

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Cinemalogue.com

... manages some consistent laughs as it pokes good-natured fun at religious gullibility.

September 26, 2014

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Beliefnet

A remarkably smart, funny, brave, and heartfelt first feature film -- Bakke has a sharp eye but a warm heart and a refreshing honesty.

September 30, 2014

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Contactmusic.com

A knowing, very sharp script gives this comedy a very strong kick as it tells a story about interlopers in America's Christian subculture.

September 28, 2014

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Film Racket

The intentions of Believe Me are admirable. The execution, though, is unconvincing and not especially funny.

October 11, 2014

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Q Network Film Desk

The balancing act they manage in poking fun at evangelical culture ... while not blatantly mocking organized religion and, more importantly, people's faith, is impressive

October 06, 2014

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HollywoodInToto.com

Believe Me pokes fun at gullible Christians, but it has another, more deserving target in its sights.

September 28, 2014

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New York Times

A smart, sly comedy about what its director, Will Bakke, calls "the power of platforms," "Believe Me" parodies the machinery of faith-based fund-raising with its heart on its sleeve and its jokes above the belt.

September 25, 2014

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