Believe

Name: Believe
Genre: Drama, Action
Released: 2014-09-02

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Storyline

Chaya, a school teacher in India, is telling the story of Diwali to her pupils. At the same time in the US, Murray who is a war photographer is about to meet his family for the first time after a tour in Afghanistan with the US Army. Pablo, a kid from a township in Argentina is looking at a crowd in the local village square. His father has gone to find him a horse for the annual race. Chaya, Murray and Pablo are about to simultaneously face a crucial moment of their respective lives...They will change forever!

Details

DirectorPaul Mignot

ReleasedSep 2, 2014

StatusReleased

Original languageEnglish

Reviews

6 reviews · 5 critics

2 fresh · 3 rotten

Geoffrey Macnab

RTIndependent (UK)Jul 24, 2014

The trajectory of the film is as predictable as that of Georgie's best free kicks, but director David Scheinmann recreates the Eighties in exemplary fashion and tells the boy's story with heart and humour.

Deborah Ross

RTThe SpectatorJul 24, 2014

The trouble with Believe is that, unless you are ten years old or under, which I'm assuming you are not, you won't believe. Not for a second. Not for a minute. Not a word of it.

Adam Woodward

RTLittle White LiesJul 24, 2014

Sweet while it lasts but fleeting in memory.

Graham Young

RTBirmingham MailOct 10, 2014

Believe has its heart in the right place and it's nice to see a homely British film about family life. A bit like watching your own team, you'll feel yourself cheering it on regardless of how badly it is playing at any given time.