What a fine document and family portrait. The overwhelming problem with most if not all religions is the attitude:My God is greater than your God...OR My God is the only God!...God is a man and there is only one way TO God.
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BORN AGAIN is the story of Director Markie Hancock’s evangelical upbringing and her 20-year struggle to get out. Excerpts from Hancock’s journals, home movies and student films reveal the strong grip of fundamentalist religion. As a child, she revels in the security that promises of eternal salvation bring to both her and her family. Hancock only slowly begins to question the narrow path she has fervently followed when she falls in love with a woman. It is in Berlin when she finally begins to free herself from religion and from the family she loves. Ultimately, BORN AGAIN asks, at what price do we believe what we believe and how do we live with others who believe differently? Comments Posted 11/01/08 by Louise
What a fine document and family portrait. The overwhelming problem with most if not all religions is the attitude:My God is greater than your God...OR My God is the only God!...God is a man and there is only one way TO God. Posted 11/01/08 by jonnyairtime
this film told me that you were a sheep that wanted to be a goat the grass was green on the other side of the fence and you went with the world .... the name you were given at birth put you on the path to be gay ... i looked up the symbols in your name and you have a lot of perversions in the name you were given ...your name has a dark circle and its keeping you in the box ... the dark box and square way of thinking .. keeping you in darkness .. much love to you sister your life is not over yet ... Posted 10/28/08 by Susan
This film is close to my heart for more than one person in my family has come to this conclusion. I too was a born again for a period of time in my young life, then I found my heart and knew there is no place for believing only one way to the same moutain. A moutain has many side to climb and the only way up the moutain is where you start the climb. Each person works their way up and finds that the sight is just as beautiful as the ascent. Lessons learned and beautiful aha moments which bring to ones heart the beauty of love, for love is all that maters in the end. Is there an end, and do we have the right to say what that end is? Tolerance is most important in our changing times. WE all need to remember to love on another period. Written, Directed and Edited by Markie Hancock Producer Kathryn Gregorio Executive Producers Kathryn Gregorio Udy Epstein Featuring Allan Hancock Marilyn Hancock Michael Hancock Nathan Hancock Camera Markie Hancock Sound Kathryn Gregorio Original Music Mick Rossi, at BR Productions, NYC Audio Post Production Matlin Recording Allan Gus Color Correction Jon Fordham Berlin Photography Jane Wegscheider Wheaton College Camera Brigid Murphy Child Voice Over Alana McGill Music Clearance Christine Kozler, fo La LA License Archival Footage Lewanna Jones Legal Susan Golenbock Recommended titles like this one:
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