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What We Believe

Name: What We Believe
Director: Nick Aldridge
Released: 2020
Duration: 90 min

Synopsis

With exclusive access, an atheist films inside Hillsong, the world's fastest growing megachurch whose songs are sung by over 50 million people a week and has become the spiritual home to Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner. Shot over 4 years and 4 continents, What We Believe illuminates a franchise that’s captured the seduction of social media, with over a billion individual streams of their content a year, but remains tainted by scandals.

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Year: 2020
Type of project: Features
Running time: 90 min
Format: 4k
Director: Nick Aldridge 1st Feature
Producer: James Morton-Haworth
Co-Producer: Kate Vogel
Executive Producer: Kevin Sim, Mandy Chang, Hayley Reynolds, Sue Turley, Matt Ippolito, Kat Mansoor, Hayley Pappas
Editor: Joby Gee
Director of Photography: Nick Aldridge
Composer: Adem Ilhan

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Post-production

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Gramafilm

Ryot Films
XRM Meida
BBC Storyville

Sales Company

ro*co

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