The Imposter (2008)

The Imposter deals with the lifestyle and subsequent breakdown of a Christian Rock singer to be played by Kevin Max. As much as an inside look into the Christian music industry, The ... See full summary »

Director:

Daniel Millican

Writer:

Daniel Millican (screenplay)

Stars:

Kevin Max, Kerry Livgren, Jeff Deyo

Cast

Credited cast:
Kevin Max	...	Johnny C
Kerry Livgren	...	Proff
Jeff Deyo	...	James
Tom Wright	...	Popeye
Arianne Martin	...	Tara
Troy Baker	...	Jerome
Meredith Mauldin	...	Sydney
Chris Burnett	...	Frank
Jackson Doyle	...	Chad
Mike Harville	...	Bear
Gregg Hedtke	...	Brian
Bradly Prakope	...	Phil
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Annette Algoso	...	Concert Fan
Paul Braoudakis	...	Water Man
Dillon Burroughs	...	Manager

Storyline

The Imposter deals with the lifestyle and subsequent breakdown of a Christian Rock singer to be played by Kevin Max. As much as an inside look into the Christian music industry, The Imposter is also a story of redemption and self-discovery.

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Plot Keywords:

christian film

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Taglines:

Believe him.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 October 2008 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Serendipitous Films Inc.

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The cast and crew were ravaged by flu throughout the shooting.

User Reviews

A movie for Christians

It seems to me there are two main points to this movie...

First, this isn't really a movie to lead the unbeliever to Christ, it's more about pointing out to Christians perhaps the maim problem we often run into in trying reach out to the world, ourselves. We are all called to be Christ-like, but we all fall short and wind up being "Imposters" at some point.

Secondly, as the film points out, heavy handedly and repeatedly, the point at which the sinner comes to Christ is NOT the end of the journey, it's just the beginning. Many painful trials await.

I am to old school to be familiar with Kevin Max. He does a good job with the new version of "Carry on Wayward Son", and his acting is okay.

Kerry Livgren is way more my speed. He does a solid job as the "Proff", though the character isn't to much of a stretch from the man himself as I perceive him.

All in all I'd call it a decent DVD sermon with some random music videos thrown in, the one at the credits being the best. (Guess what? I'm old school biased!)