Believe In Me (film)

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Believe In Me

Believe In Me movie poster
Directed by Robert Collector
Produced by Caldecot Chubb
John Bard Manulis
Written by Robert Collector
Starring Jeffrey Donovan
Samantha Mathis
Bruce Dern
Music by David Torn
Distributed by Visionbox Pictures
Release date(s) 2005
Language English
IMDb profile

Believe In Me is a 2005 drama film directed by Robert Collector who has written and directed for other feature films as well. The film was released, although on a limited basis, in 2005. The film stars Jeffrey Donovan, Samantha Mathis, and Bruce Dern. The film was shot in various location in New Mexico.

[edit] Plot

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The film focuses on a boys basketball coach. He moves to a town in western Oklahoma and fully expects to coach the boys team. He is finally positioned into the coaching spot for the girls team instead. He eventually develops a rapport with the girls on the team and learns to coach them well. He develops the team into a competitive force and makes the team and sport appreciated in a place where it was not supported before.

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[edit] Shooting Locations

This film was shot in various parts of New Mexico, some was shot in Albuquerque, although the majority was shot in Clovis and 6 days in Portales, New Mexico. The championship game was shot at the Clovis High School's "Rock" Gym.

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