
LIFEMARK – In Australian Cinemas NOW! Watch Our Special Interview with Alex Kendrick
We are so excited about the most recent release by the Kendrick Brothers: LIFEMARK!
Based on an inspiring true story, it features a fantastic lineup of emerging young actors alongside the likes of Alex Kendrick and Kirk Cameron. The acting is great; the visuals are stunning; the storyline is gripping.
But what are we most excited about?
LIFEMARK has a distinctively and powerfully pro-life message. It is the compelling real-life story of David, who was placed for adoption by his teenage biological mother. The film traces his journey into his past – and the experience of those around him — as David seeks to reconnect with her.
On Thursday, the movie was launched in Australian and New Zealand cinemas, so now is your chance to take your family and friends to see it! The next 24 to 48 hours is a make or break for the film in cinemas around the country.
If the film does well this weekend, its screening time may be extended further, so it is important that we flood the cinemas over the next few days! It would be great to see it keep going!
Find your nearest cinema on the LIFEMARK Australia website.
Alex Kendrick, the Executive Producer (and an actor) in the film, joined Cody Mitchell on the Daily Declaration Podcast yesterday to talk about the power behind LIFEMARK as a pro-life film.
You can watch the full interview below. If you’d prefer audio only, you can find your preferred podcast platform.
In light of the overturning of Roe v Wade in America, films that speak for LIFE with both clarity and charity will become so much more important. LIFEMARK does this in a unique, enthralling and compassionate way.
We encourage you to get behind the film in any way you can. Here are some simple steps you can take to help launch the film’s popularity:
- Go to see LIFEMARK in a cinema near you!
- Make sure you bring as many friends and family as you can — the more interest that the cinemas receive, the more likely they are to extend the screening period.
- Head over the LIFEMARK Australia Facebook page. Like and follow the page, and share some of their recent posts to spread the word!
- When you’ve seen the film, you can go to Rotten Tomatoes or the international LIFEMARK Facebook page and leave a review or rating.
All of these simple activities really help spread the word and support the stellar work of Alex and Stephen Kendrick, and Kirk Cameron.
We’re so excited about what God is doing through this film to change hearts, preserve life, and bring people to Himself!
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