Two rising pop stars, Jason and deMarco, use their Christian rock music to deliver an anti-suicide message aimed at LGBTQ+ youth.
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Two rising pop stars, Jason and deMarco, use their Christian rock music to deliver an anti-suicide message aimed at LGBTQ+ youth.
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Synopsis
Jason and deMarco, a Christian gay couple, share their experiences as rising pop stars in the 2007 documentary We're All Angels. Jason's Pentecostal upbringing and deMarco's Catholic roots shaped their identities and career paths. The couple reflects on family challenges while promoting an anti-suicide message aimed at LGBTQ+ youth. Through their Christian rock music and dance remixes, they advocate for acceptance in the church community.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jason and deMarco, rising pop stars.
- Find out about their anti-suicide message.
- See how they promote acceptance in the church.
Did You Know
- Jason has roots in a Pentecostal church.
- DeMarco has a Catholic background.
- The film was directed by Robert Nuñez in 2007.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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What backgrounds do Jason and deMarco come from?
Jason has roots in a Pentecostal church, while deMarco has a Catholic background.
What message do Jason and deMarco promote to LGBTQ+ youth?
They promote a powerful anti-suicide message and acceptance within the church community.
What type of music do Jason and deMarco create?
They create Christian rock music and dance remixes.
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