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America is being born againPlot:
A documentary on kids who attend a summer camp hoping to become the next Billy Graham. full summary | full synopsis (warning! may contain spoilers)Plot Keywords:
Christian Right | Charismatic Movement | Evangelism | Born Again Christian | Home Schooling másAwards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 1 win & 3 nominations másComentarios de los usuarios:
Jesus Camp is serious business. másCast
(Vista general del reparto en créditos)| Becky Fischer | ... | Herself | |
| Ted Haggard | ... | Himself | |
| Mike Papantonio | ... | Himself - Commentator |
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Rated PG-13 for some discussions of mature subject matter.Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parentsDuración:
84 min | USA:87 minPaís:
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EnglishColor:
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1.37 : 1 másMOVIEmeter: 
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Since the making of the film, Becky Fischer, children's pastor for Kids on Fire, announced that due to negative reactions to the camp after the film, including telephone calls and vandalism, the camp, which was held once a year for three weeks, has been discontinued indefinitely and will be replaced by other events. másQuotes:
Levi: At five I got saved because I just wanted more out of life. máspreguntas frecuentes
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This film intrigued me for several reasons: First it is filmed in my home state of Missouri, not the deep south as so many people think, in fact it is filmed near Kansas City.
The film is a well-presented view from the perspective of the ultra conservative, Evangelical movement. It is honest in its intent. Minister, Becky Fischer, is honest in her goals for the camp and its attendees.
I did find that the film seemed to play fast and loose with numbers. For example it is stated that 75% of all home schooled children are evangelical. I come from a liberal background and have many well-educated friends who home school and none of them are evangelical so I am skeptical about their claim.
As one might expect, statements are made such as "there is no such thing as global warming" and that "all homosexuals are going to hell." That doesn't surprise me. The fact that not one of the adults or children questions any of these statements or offers to provide proof or seek an alternative explanation is the elephant in the room.
However; the film is filled with passion and filmmakers present the information honestly. The sad issue is that the evangelical movement seems not to have learned anything from the War in Iraq. Our presence there will only result in civil war. This was predicted long before the war started, now, four years later, if the U.S. were to leave, full blown civil war would certainly result. Why, because the church and state in Iraq are inseparable.
I will eagerly await the sequel five years from now when the filmmakers return to Jesus Camp and reinterview these children. On second thought, perhaps they had ought to wait ten years.