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Don, a pious nineteen-year-old sophomore at a Texas junior college, impulsively decides to escape his evangelical upbringing for life in the Pacific Northwest at one of the most progressive campuses in America, Reed College in Portland. Upon arrival, Reed’s surroundings and eccentric student body proves to be far different than he could possibly imagine from the environment from which he came, forcing him to embark on a journey of self-discovery to understand who he is and what he truly believes.
MPAA: Rated PG-13
Principal Cast: Tania Raymonde, Claire Holt and Jason Marsden
Director: Steve Taylor
Theatrical Release: April 13, 2012
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- I Like Jesus Blue Like Jazz
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After perpetrating a crude prank on a local church, Don is confronted by Penny, who admits to him that she is a Christian.
Themes: Religion, Sensitivity, Insensitive, Faith, Belief, Bible, Conviction
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1:00
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- God Debate Blue Like Jazz
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Don attends a debate between a theist and an atheist with the hopes of discovering meaning in life.
Themes: Transcendence, Bible, Scripture, Argument, Philosophy, Atheism, Humanity, Love, Beauty
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2:48
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- Cosmic Symphony Blue Like Jazz
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Don ponders whether the evidence for God is found all around us in the beauty of life.
Themes: Transcendence, Love, Life, Humanity, Discovery, Philosophy, Seeking God, Reflection, Revelation
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1:44
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- Trailer Blue Like Jazz
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Don, a nineteen-year-old sophomore at a Texas junior college, tries to escape his Bible Belt upbringing at the most godless campus in America.
Themes: Faith, Religion, Discovery, Philosophy, Education, Peer-Pressure
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2:31
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