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Woodlawn Movie License

SKU: DM1730291
Movie License Packages, Films, Woodlawn Digital License Small , <100 people (Small)

Description

The Woodlawn Digital License is designed for churches who already have a copy of the movie and only need what is required by law to show the film in public. The Digital License includes:
  • An annual Public Site License for 1 location
  • Digital Movie Event Planning Guide
  • Digital Resources including web graphics, printable ticket invite, printable bulletin insert template, discussion questions and PowerPoint slide templates
Movie DVD NOT included - choose this option when you already have a DVD. *Available in all Territories.
Large Audience License - over 1000 people avg/week
Small Audience License - under 250 people avg/week
Standard Audience License - 250-1000 people avg/week
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About The Film

Woodlawn

PG

123 minutes

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A gifted high school football player must learn to boldly embrace his talent and his faith as he battles racial tensions on and off the field in WOODLAWN, a moving and inspirational new film based on the true story of how love and unity overcame hate and division in early 1970s Birmingham, Alabama. Tony Nathan (newcomer Caleb Castille) lands in a powder keg of anger and violence when he joins fellow African-American students at Woodlawn High School after its government-mandated desegregation in 1973. The Woodlawn Colonels football team is a microcosm of the problems at the school and in the city, which erupts in cross burnings and riots, and Coach Tandy Geralds (Nic Bishop) is at a loss to solve these unprecedented challenges with his disciplinarian ways. Its only when Hank (Sean Astin), an outsider who has been radically affected by the message of hope and love he experienced at a Christian revival meeting, convinces Coach Geralds to let him speak to the team that something truly remarkable begins to happen. More than 40 players, nearly the entire team, black and white, give their lives over to the better way Hank tells them is possible through following Jesus, and the change is so profound in them it affects their coach, their school and their community in ways no one could have imagined.