I Believe

2018 • 89 minutes

About this movie

9-year-old Brian (Rowan Smyth) has a supernatural encounter with God, an experience that sends him on an adventurous quest. His parents aren't too happy about it, especially his father (Matt Lindquist), an atheist TV newscaster. Fortunately, Brian finds allies in the pastor of a local church (Wilford Brimley) and a wounded U.S. Marine (Jeremy London). Brian's pure and innocent faith brings about extraordinary miracles that quickly become Breaking News.

Ratings and reviews

Excellent Movie, I like how kid always want helping other people and see the truth revealed in bible has tell you about Jesus Christ, does believe in miracle supernatural healing exists. But I'm bit disappointed there no part of deaf-mute in this story cutscene also mention that deafness does appeared in the bible, and great healings every people desperately in need of miracle recovery speed for the hope.

Smyth is so cute and so talented in his role. The writing is 1st class. The acting is overall also 1st class. Production and direction put this movie at the top of its genrè.It has huge appeal for Christians dealing with supernatural healing. It pushes that to its limit of belief but as an underlying truth of what God the creator can do, it's acceptable. Well worth owning and viewing

We all need to be more childlike in our faith. Miracles happen, and would happen more if our faith had no limits. God loves us. Jesus died for us. Give your heart and life to Christ, and be blessed always.