The Imposter

Synopsis: The Imposter deals with the lifestyle and subsequent breakdown of a Christian Rock singer to be played by Kevin Max. As much as an inside look into the Christian music industry, The Imposter is also a story of redemption and self-discovery.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Daniel Millican
Production: Serendipitous Films
 
IMDB:
5.3
Year:
2008
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[music]

# l sawyou meeting

at the newworld order #

#You looked vey modern

with your narrow shoulders #

# You were a vision

of Holy Grace #

#And oh you held

your place #

# Eveybody wants

a soul revival #

# and you handed me

the language #

# and a social title. #

# You are the coco

and the go-go baby #

# and you shook me

all overthe place #

# Yeah, you put

me in my place. #

# l wanted you. #

# l followed you #

# Ended up leaving

eveything l ever knew. #

#You fell for me. #

#You believe me. #

# Please believe me. #

# Please believe me. #

# Stop, you know

l need you. #

# The moment l see that tear

run down yourface, #

# my disgrace is

in your eyes. #

# You know

l need you. #

# The moment l seen you that

tear run down your face, #

# my disgrace is

in your eyes. #

# To stop, you know

l mean to #

# They'll be no faking,

no more of my charades. #

# l know

l'm giving up #

# The imposter

in me. #

# l knowthis

is possible. #

# Oh, the imposter

is me. ##

(male)

Yeah, this is a

Christian stoy,

and l know what

you're thinking,

lefsjust skip to

where our hero hurdles down

the aisle and falls

to his knees,

cries then stands up

a problem-mee man,

men eveyone sits in

a circle holding hands,

singing Kumbaya.

But God's more interested

in our hero going through

a process men apping him

with spirial morphine.

Why does someone wear

a mask or masquerade

as someone they're not?

Because mey're hiding.

l was hiding.

l was an imster.

You guys say good-bye

to the glasses, l say hello.

Hello, hello.

(male)

Scene 6, take 4, Mark 8.

Camera Mark.

[music]

#You can sing, you can shout,

you can scream it. #

#You can quote, you can chat,

you can wear it. #

# Lies you testi. #

# Polished shoes, peect smile,

saved for Sunday, #

# but they're back in

the box by Monday. #

# Lying through

the week. #

# So go on, go on hitthe book

a bit harder #

# Go on, go on, sell the Sunday

cheap seats for the show #

# Pretty little preacher

all dressed up for the show#

# Believe me... ##

Grand Design,

the hottest band

in the Christian market

with the hottest video.

That was ''Believe is an Act''

and joining us

in our studio today, our lead

guitar player and main writer

James Palmer

with front man Johnny C.

Welcome guys, thanks

for coming by.

Hos it going?

Thank you.

Some people are saying

you guys aren't really

a Christian band.

We are what we are.

(female)

Critics say you only mention

Jesus once in your newest album.

(Johnny C)

Mo, mice.

Two times,

two times, right?

(female)

Twice then.

You sing about

you quite a bit.

Well, when l'm talking

to James, l don't say James

at the beginning

of evey sentence, do l?

l mean that'd sound

pretty silly.

(James)

It's all right, man.

l know exactly who l am

and what l'm supposed to say.

lf l don't measure up to

somebody's expectations

or list of rules,

l'm okay with that.

l plan to live up

to one person's rule,

and His name is Jesus.

(Johnny C)

See, mree times.

Daddy, hug!

Hos my sweety?

Want to see

some hip hop?

Yeah, you got

hip hop for me?

- Hi, baby.

- Hi sweety.

Howare you?

[singing]

l see the light

of the gloy.

l see the light

of the gloy.

Do you see it too?

Do songs always end

in questions, daddy?

Not all

the time, baby.

Let me see these.

So Frank's coming in

for the showtonight

and he's going to ride back

with you guys.

Great.

And l'm gonna take this

little girl and we are going

to head back

this afternoon.

He really hates me,

you kno

And you really hate him,

so it's a match.

(Johnny C)

l forgot, okay.

ara)

Come on,

Iet's get you packed.

Bye.

[music]

[music]

Oh, babe...look it's...

it's just for my knee.

lt's been acting up.

It's just meds.

ln a baggy?

Johnny, you said

you were done!

Well, you were the one that

started me o on this stuff.

Don't you dare

make this about me.

Hey, Tara.

What kind

offather does this?

l'm a great father.

l'm a good father.

l can provide for our daughter,

l take care ofyou, don't l?

All right,

Iook, you're right.

l was addicted

to the oxy.

lt was a rough moment

for me, but that's gone.

l'm clean,

l promise.

You liar.

You stand there

and you lie to me!

She's gonna

hear you.

l believed you.

Believe this...

l'm done.

All right, look,

Tara, l'm sory.

You knowl--

l mean l've stopped this.

l mean it's been diicult

but l am done:

Please forgive me.

Please forgive me.

Please forgive me.

l just want...

l have to go.

You going to Texas

before the sho

l'll meet you

guys at the church.

You can't go

like this.

You can't--you can't get

in the car like this.

l need to go.

Not with Elizabeth in the car.

You cannot go like this.

This is not good.

lt's risky.

Get out

of my way.

Please don't do this.

This isn't fair

to me.

l've got ministry tonight.

[rock music playing]

# Tossed in a boat

on the open sea #

# as you stare down

the depths of eternity. #

# Test the holy

waters and step out. #

# So come on in #

# the water's fine. #

# Lift up your heart,

but don't leave your mind. #

# This is your chance to become

what you were meant to be. #

# Believe me. #

# Believe me. #

# Believe me #

# because yourtalk

is not enough #

# Believe me #

# you gotta take the

step yourself #

# Believe is an act,

an act of action. #

# Believe me #

# because yourtalk

is not enough #

# Believe me #

# you gotta take the

step yourself #

# Believe is an act,

an act of action #

# Believe me #

# Oh... believe me. ##

[audience applauding

and cheering]

There he is, Johnny C.

Can you sign this?

You're not gonna sell this on

the internet, are you? - No way.

- Can you sign this?

- l can bro.

Mine too.

Great show tonight.

Thanks, Frank.

You all ready

for us to Texas?

Not as big as an

auditorium, butwe'll be ready.

l thought everything

was bigger in Texas.

That's the auditorium

you married my sister in.

Sounds great,

Frank.

lt's never

about the numbers.

No, it's always

about the numbers.

Tara said she and

Elizabeth made it in safely.

Yeah, l wonderwhy

you didn't go with them.

Hey, do they know

it's an acoustic set?

Yup.

Go clean

the bathroom, John.

We're out of here.

Clean the bathroom,

Johnny boy.

Hey, it's good

for you.

Frontman always

cleans the bathroom.

(Johnny C)

James and Johnny C,

ople mink we're bromers

butwe're not,just

friends from childhood.

James took me in.

He needed a project, he let me

sing, so l dowhatJames says.

He's the brains,

the music, the lyrics.

He writes it,

l make it beautil.

lfl'm going to do

such a diry job,

l decided long ago l deserved

a lime me 'me.

[music]

(Eliabem)

Uncle Prom

Hey, sweety.

What does

that machine do?

Well, that's what uncle

Proff cleans the floorwith.

Can l drive it?

No, no, l think you better

Iet uncle Pro do that.

l got something

for you though.

Can l go play?

You can go play.

So what's wrong?

l think Johnny

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Daniel Millican

Daniel Millican (born June 6, 1965) is an American writer/director in the film industry. His most recent film The Imposter, starring Kevin Max of dcTalk was released in 2010. His previous movie, Striking Range, starring Lou Diamond Phillips, was released in 2006 by Sony Pictures. Millican's movies have played all around the world, distributed by companies Curb Entertainment, Artist View Entertainment, Sony Pictures, First Look Media and played on television, both cable and free TV like Lifetime Movie Network and Starz/Encore. Actors like Lou Diamond Phillips, Adam Baldwin, Sean Patrick Flanery, Mimi Rogers, Joey Lauren Adams, Yancy Butler and Tom Wright have starred in Millican's movies. more…

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