A Movie that Has Become a Movement: Pardon Me The Bevelyn B. Williams Story
By The Blog Source
The film, which was produced with conviction and urgency, is a wake-up call for those who are concerned about faith-based values, free expression, and the rising costs of dissent in a divided society. See the real story that the media won't cover. "Pardon Me The Movie" pays tribute to those who don't keep quiet when everyone else does.
Pardon Me The Bevelyn B. Williams Story: Using breathtaking storytelling and genuine passion, the film chronicles Bevelyn's courageous journey from vocal activist to political target. She soon finds herself in the crosshairs of the Biden administration's Department of Justice, which accuses her under the controversial FACE Act for her unwavering devotion to faith and truth. A peaceful opposition movement soon devolves into a high-stakes legal battle that pushes the boundaries of political power, religious freedom, and national identity.
The lead actor Angela White (aka Black Chyna} who played Bevelyn B. Williams told People “Pardon Me is definitely something that has shaped my perspective and let me know that I can play a lead role.” Angela White's vision for her career seems to have taken on a new breath of fresh air after the Pardon Me movie project. "I feel as though it's very empowering to step into these roles because the thing about it is when you are in the entertainment industry, a lot of times they want you to act a certain way or you're supposed to be a certain type of way for a different type of crowd," White added during the People interview.
The Blog Source was invited to cover the Premiere of the Pardon Me Movie and the entire event was spiritually inspiring. Hollywood, Big Box Cinema industries, and corporations that fund their often liberal agendas who passed on allowing theaters to show this amazing movie should be shaking in their boots right now.
The Pardon Me movie was an inspiring, uplifting, faith-based biographical film that tells a story that all people can relate to. Regardless of who watches the Pardon Me movie, many will walk away with a clear understanding of Bevelyn B. Williams' true story and why this movie has become a movement after Cinema Industry Execs chose to pass on its release in theaters. The Pardon Me movie premiere Q&A session revealed just how quickly the spiritual power of grass-roots is beginning to spearhead this amazing movement, sending out a CALL TO ACTION to all faith-loving people. “We all must join the movement to shine a light on the evils that exist within the entertainment industry by getting involved in whatever way God’s Spirit leads us to.” WatchPardonMe.com
Apostle B. Dwayne Hardin, the main pastor of The Embassy ATL Church, gave the film's debut at The Embassy ATL Church. The whole concept of getting churches involved into bringing about changes in the entertainment industry is a unique way of sending a direct message to the head executives of the entertainment industry. "People all around this country will no longer stand by quietly while the entertainment industry continues to poison the minds of the masses!" Churches all around the country, and some outside the USA, have begun to join the Pardon Me Movie Movement against woke Hollywood.
Follow @pardonmethemovie on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, and @pardonmemovie25 on Twitter. Churches all around the country can also join the movement at WatchPardonMe.com, where you can also sign up for direct streaming options for personal viewing.
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