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a documentary film by Tereza Nvotova,
Premiere: January 14, 2009 in Slovanský Dům Cinema, Prague
TV Premiere: December 25, 2008 on HBO Channel
NEW YORK PREMIERE: October 24, 2009 at The New York International Independent Film Festival
discussion and fan page on Facebook - or you can email us: jeasy@jacketbros.cz
As a young child, director Tereza Nvotova was taught by Christian missionaries to love Jesus, while attending the "School of Tomorrow," a Christian school in Bratislava, Slovakia. Now in her twenties, she connected with the members of the charismatic Christian "Triumph Center of Faith" (a branch of the "Word of Faith" Church) to map out what makes a person addicted to Jesus. The resulting documentary offers a candid look at how easy and also how difficult a life filled with Jesus can be.
Produced under the auspices of the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and in partnership with Prague-based Radio 1.
© 2009 Jacket Bros., HBO Czech republic, Furia Film
Take it jeasy!
a documentary film by Tereza Nvotova,
which raises questions about faith, manipulation and the upbringing of children in controversial Christian groups.
Premiere: January 14, 2009 in Slovanský Dům Cinema, Prague
TV Premiere: December 25, 2008 on HBO Channel
NEW YORK PREMIERE: October 24, 2009 at The New York International Independent Film Festival
discussion and fan page on Facebook - or you can email us: jeasy@jacketbros.czAs a young child, director Tereza Nvotova was taught by Christian missionaries to love Jesus, while attending the "School of Tomorrow," a Christian school in Bratislava, Slovakia. Now in her twenties, she connected with the members of the charismatic Christian "Triumph Center of Faith" (a branch of the "Word of Faith" Church) to map out what makes a person addicted to Jesus. The resulting documentary offers a candid look at how easy and also how difficult a life filled with Jesus can be.
Produced under the auspices of the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and in partnership with Prague-based Radio 1.