This story focuses on Julie Thompson (Christine Kelly), a young conservative Christian woman, whose faith is put to the test after being raped and giving birth to a child. This tragedy leads her on a difficult journey that forces her to explore and redefine her relationship with God, her family, her friends and even her rapist Mike Connor (Arturo Fernandez).
It's "calling people to really look at who they are in Christ," said actor Stephen Baldwin at the latest screening which has so far screened in front of over 5,000 people. Baldwin, who plays McQuade, the nefarious leader of the Skinheads, said the film is not evangelistic by nature. But he suggested that it's meant to convict those who call themselves Christians.
"It's a film that ... is not fooling around. We are living in a time where if you're fooling around with your faith, you're going to be held accountable," said the actor, who became a Christian about a decade ago.
"Loving the Bad Man" will be in select theaters Friday, April 29, 2011. Visit the official web site at LovingTheBadMan.com
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