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Faith-Based film, I Still Believe, Nominated for 2 People’s Choice Awards: ‘We Are So Pumped’

January 1, 1970
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A prominent faith-based film from 2020 has received two nominations in a major mainstream awards ceremony.

I Still Believe, which released in theaters in March, was nominated Oct. 1 in two categories for the People’s Choice Awards: top Drama Movie of 2020 and top Drama Movie Star of 2020 (K.J. Apa).

Winners will be announced Sunday, Nov. 15 on E! (Entertainment television), and fans of the movie can vote for it online.

I Still Believe tells the true love story of Christian singer Jeremy Camp and his first wife, Melissa, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer. Camp eventually wrote a song, I Still Believe, about the trial.

The People’s Choice Awards, first held in 1975, honors the best in entertainment as determined by the general public. Although winners were originally determined by a Gallup survey, today they are chosen by online voting.

The film was directed by Jon and Andrew Erwin, who also made I Can Only Imagine, Woodlawn and Mom’s Night Out. It is a record number of nominations for the Erwins, who received one People’s Choice nod for I Can Only Imagine (Best Family Movie of 2018).

“We’re so excited to be nominated,” Jon Erwin told Christian Headlines. “We’re proud of the movie and proud of K.J. and his performance. It’s so great to see a faith film recognized in such a mainstream way.”

Camp, too, celebrated the news.

“Just got the news @IStillBelieve was nominated for a @peopleschoice award! We are so pumped. What a year it has been. From the release of the movie, to then releasing to your homes. All along the way each of you have supported & encouraged us,” Camp tweeted.

Other films nominated alongside I Still Believe in the drama category were Hamilton, Dangerous Lies, Greyhound, Invisible Man, The High Note, The Photograph and The Way Back. Others nominated in Apa’s category were Ben Affleck (The Way Back), Elisabeth Moss (The Invisible Man), Issa Rae (The Photograph), Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton), Russell Crowe (Unhinged), Tom Hanks (Greyhound) and Tracee Ellis Ross (The High Note).

Fans of I Still Believe can vote for it in both categories here and here.

Related:

‘I Still Believe’ Viewers Are ‘Coming to Faith in Christ’ while Watching at Home, Director Says

‘I Still Believe’ Challenges Society’s ‘Narcissistic’ Definition of Love, Directors Say

K.J. Apa: ‘God Really Anointed’ the New Faith Film ‘I Still Believe’

Director: I Still Believe Is a ‘Huge Opportunity’ to Reach the Unchurched

4 Inspiring Spiritual Lessons from I Still Believe

5 Reasons I Still Believe Is One of the Best Films You’ll Ever Watch

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