be not afraid

THIS MOVIE WILL LIFT YOUR SPIRITS WITHOUT INSULTING YOUR I.Q.

Think It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) meets 3rd Rock From The Sun (1996-2001) meets something amusing and unexpected...

In this first-of-it’s-kind movie, writer/director Taylor Gahm makes room in the faith-based genre with a thoughtful exploration of faith, inadequacy and doubt.

Challenging the religious status quo instead of peddling canned answers, Gahm paints a whimsically messy picture of faith through humor, believable characters and a generous orthodoxy.

Inspired by his TED talk, Be Not Afraid! invites audiences into a world where angels are just as flawed as the humans they’re sent to serve, and entertains the idea of a God thrilled more with humans discovering their true identity rather than just trying to behave.

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^“ ...AMUSING AND UNEXPECTED..._” -Oaxaca Film Festival

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PLOT:

Three awkward angels help humanity while struggling with inadequacies of their own.

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IT’S A MOVIE FOR PEOPLE WHO...

Want to be entertained.

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Want to be spiritually inspired.

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Want to resonate with authentic issues of faith.

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Don’t want their intelligence insulted.

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Aren't embarrassed to be a person of faith.

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Want to ask better questions around faith.

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Don’t want the same old rigid religious answers.

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Appreciate spiritual life as it is– not how it should be.

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Want an inclusive viewpoint with God.

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Won’t settle for biased religion agendas.

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Want Faith based content that’s authentic and messy

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That’s right! The angels of Be Not Afraid! are standing by to answer your SMS text messages– just click below to send from your mobile device.

WARNING: Some angels serve only to make things worse.

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winner filmmaker grant houston

Be Not Afraid! was funded in part by a
grant from the City of Houston through
Houston Arts Alliance.