Kidnapped for Christ 2014
"Conform. Or be conformed."
Kidnapped for Christ (2014) is a gripping documentary-drama that pulls back the curtain on a controversial Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic.
Director: Kate Logan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kidnapped for Christ (2014) about?
The film follows American teens sent to a Christian behavior modification program in the Dominican Republic against their will. Through the story of David, a straight-A student sent because he is gay, it exposes the harsh realities of coercive reform and conversion therapy.
Who directed Kidnapped for Christ?
Kate Logan directed this eye-opening documentary, bringing a keen investigative perspective to the controversial subject.
Who stars in Kidnapped for Christ?
The film stars Kate Logan, David Wernsman, Tai Mathieu, Dan Anderson, and Angie Blattner as key participants in this unsettling narrative.
Is Kidnapped for Christ (2014) worth watching?
As a documentary-drama with a runtime of just 85 minutes, it packs a powerful punch. While not rated on IMDb, its raw storytelling and social relevance make it a compelling watch for those interested in human rights and institutional abuse.
How long is Kidnapped for Christ?
Kidnapped for Christ runs for 85 minutes.
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About Kidnapped for Christ (2014) — A Shocking Look at Teen Conversion Therapy
Kidnapped for Christ (2014) is a gripping documentary-drama that pulls back the curtain on a controversial Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic. Directed by Kate Logan, the film exposes the harrowing experiences of American teenagers sent away by their families—often against their will—for behavioral or sexual orientation issues. Among them is David, a bright student whose parents shipped him off simply because he is gay. Through Logan's unprecedented access and a young evangelical filmmaker's lens, the documentary unravels the psychological and emotional toll of coercive conversion therapy.
The atmosphere is tense and unsettling, blending investigative journalism with raw human stories. Kidnapped for Christ (2014) confronts themes of identity, authority, and the dark side of religious extremism, all while challenging viewers to question the ethics of institutional control.