Cowboy and Preacher
Synopsis
Tri Robinson, a conservative evangelical pastor but also life-long environmentalist, has battled throughout his life to show that Christianity and environmentalism are not mutually exclusive. In fact, environmental stewardship is demanded by Christianity – “with dominion comes responsibility”.
Most environmental films are framed for a liberal audience and preach to the converted. This film addresses “unconverted” Christians, while offering liberal non-Christians a fascinating insight into evangelical values and mindset as Tri, at work on his ranch or church, builds up a Biblical case for environmentalism emphasising respect and responsibility that flies in the face of many on either side. This film is absolutely timely – the destruction of the environment is the most important issue facing all people, and many politicians and voters need to face it.
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 92 mins
- Format
- Redcine
- Director
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Will Fraser
- Producer
- Will Fraser, Tina Barnett
- Co-Producer
- Sophia White
- Editor
- Will Fraser
- Director of Photography
- Mark Davis, Wade Yamaguchi
- Sound
- Paul Sitzman, Mark Hodgkin
- Composer
- Richard Quesnel
- Principal cast
- Tri Robinson
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Production Status
Production Company
Fugue State Films
Will FraserSales Company
Fugue State Films
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