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Standing Firm (2010)A hopeful story about suffering, joy, and the purpose of it all for one man and the world around him. Director:Kyle Prohaska |
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Rob Reisman | ... |
Dave Corwin
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Eric Stevenson | ... |
Steven Corwin
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Debra Prohaska | ... |
Jen Corwin
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Dave Gifford | ... |
John Corwin
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Aaron Slack | ... |
Shawn Rutgers
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Maggie Whitton | ... |
Maggie Harper
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Joan Golda | ... |
Sarah Green
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Katie Whitton | ... |
Katie Harper
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Kevin Michael | ... |
Kevin
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A hopeful story about suffering, joy, and the purpose of it all for one man and the world around him. Written by StandingFirmMovie.com
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
24 August 2010 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Lewiston, New York, USABox Office
Budget:
$50,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Somehow I have been blessed to have a sneak peak at this project since early 2009 when I first met the maker Kyle Prohaska, getting shown portions of the film for opinions or just getting to see how progress was going, and I have to say to now see the final project, a BIG well done. I think many will be surprised to see the production quality of this film, considering it is the filmmaker's first production. And, I hope many will be changed as a result of seeing this from the story. This goes beyond what most movies are; which is usually just entertainment (or trying to be). This is trying to challenge, both those who would say they believe in Jesus Christ and those who do not. And in the end, this will be a worthwhile investment of your time... I hope for all eternity. :-)