Story of Columbine Student Headed to Digital Release

I’m Not Ashamed, the beloved film that tells the heroic story of Rachel Joy Scott, the first victim at Columbine High School, will be available on, Blu-ray™ combo pack, DVD and On Demand, on January 24th, and Digital HD on January 10, 2017.

The film, based on Scott’s journals, tells the story of a teen-aged girl who struggled with family issues, peer pressure, boys, and mild depression. Deeper though, is the story of a girl who struggled to live out her faith in God, to take it from an internal belief system to a daily practice that was reflected in the way she treated others. Scott was known among the halls of Columbine for being a Christian and for treating others with kindness. The film follows Scott through her struggles, as she works to discover herself and to spread kindness to those around her to the ultimate end of her life when she refused to renounce her faith in God.

“It was an honor to make a film about Rachel’s amazing life,” stated Director Brian Baugh. “I’m very thankful to the cast and crew who were so passionate and devoted to the great responsibility of telling her story. We were fortunate to have the freedom from Rachel’s family to not have to sugarcoat things and to be real about her ups and downs. The film sends the hopeful message, that no matter what you’ve been through, that your compassion for others can make a powerful impact in this world.”

“As Rachel’s mother, I am grateful that the life of my daughter was portrayed in an authentic way through the movie I’M NOT ASHAMED,” stated Beth Nimmo. “This movie shows real conflicts and struggles that Christian teens face everyday. It is a true story of how Rachel worked through those issues, sometimes getting it right, sometimes falling short of what she wanted to do or who she wanted to be. This story is not one of tragedy, but one that gives hope, courage and the ultimate triumph of being with the One she loved the most, Jesus Christ. My prayer is that those who see this film will be inspired to live their life to the fullest.”

I’m Not Ashamed is rated PG-13 (for thematic material, teen drinking and smoking, disturbing violent content and some suggestive situations) and directed by Brian Baugh (To Save a Life, The Ultimate Gift). The film is produced by Benny Proffit, Bodie Thoene, Robin Hanley.

DVD and Blu-ray™ combo pack bonus materials include never before seen footage, interviews with the cast and more. For additional information log on to www.imnotashamedfilm.com.

To view the film’s trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxramalXx4o.

BLU-RAYTM COMBO PACK AND DVD BONUS FEATURES
• Deleted Scenes

• “Not Ashamed” Music Video

• Interview with Mark Petit

• Sadie Talking I’m Not Ashamed: Ben Davies interviews Sadie Robertson at Movie Guide Awards about I’m Not Ashamed

• Bella Talking I’m Not Ashamed: Ben Davies interviews Bella Robertson at Movie Guide Awards about I’m Not Ashamed

• Rachel’s Last Words: Rachel’s inspiring writings shared.

• Rachel’s Personal Items: Beth shares a few of Rachel’s personal items.
FILMMAKERS
Cast: Masey McLain, Ben Davies, Cameron McKendry, Terri Minton, Victoria Staley, Taylor Kalupa, Emma Elle Roberts, Sadie Robertson, David Errigo Jr. Cory Chapman, Mark Daugherty, Justin Cone, Jennifer O’Neill, Jaci Velasquez, Nancy Stafford, Matthew Schuler, Kori Robertson, Josh Castle, Daniel Simpkins, Nola Fulk,

Founded in 2005 by Michael Scott, David A.R. White, Russell Wolfe and Elizabeth Travis, Pure Flix has become the largest independent faith and family studio in the world. Their recent releases include God’s Not Dead 2, God’s Not Dead, Do You Believe?, and Woodlawn.

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) is a unit of Universal Pictures, a division of Universal Studios (www.universalstudios.com).

(Source: Christian Newswire)

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