Thank you to everyone for all your incredible support for our Fotolanthropy premiere of The Luckiest Man. We are humbled by the enthusiasm shown for the film and for the Paine family last week, and continue to be amazed how John’s story and testimony have impacted so many lives already.
Last Thursday was truly a memorable experience. We had a sold-out crowd of 800 people in three different theaters at the Angelika Film Center in Dallas, Texas. The Paine family made their red carpet welcome into the theater to much applause. Recording artist and American Idol finalist Jason Castro played John Paine’s favorite song, “How Great Thou Art”, and the crowd joined in. Our screening was filled with both laughter and tears, and ended with a standing ovation for John. You can view John’s special thank-you message from the end of the screening here – http://vimeo.com/143391068
Help Us Share The Luckiest Man
Your sharing and feedback can help us bring The Luckiest Man to other cities across the country. If you attended our Dallas premiere, we’d love to hear your thoughts on the film. You can share your exclusive first reviews on The Luckiest Man IMDB page – http://imdb.to/1kaodlf
Simply create a free profile, rate the film and submit your review. (Please note that your review will not show up immediately, as IMDB will review it before making it public.)
You can also share your experience or review of the film with us on social media using #LuckiestManFilm and tagging @Fotolanthropy or email us at info@fotolanthropy.com
Red carpet photos are now available on our Facebook page – http://on.fb.me/1MJjCO2
Stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for updates on The Luckiest Man!
I was so touched by the love and strength of your family. I first saw you on The Blaze and you are a life changing story to all of us. Your testimony of love and grace is amazing and I know God is well pleased. Your reward will be great and I am sure you feel that it IS great already! Love and blessing to you each one.
Hi Cathy,
Thank you for your kind message. We are so glad you found John Paine’s story to be an encouragement and appreciate you taking the time to share how it has impacted you.
The Fotolanthropy Team
I would like to present the movie to my class. How do I get a copy of the film?
Hi Aerial,
Thank you so much for your interest in sharing “The Luckiest Man” with your class. At this time the film is not currently available for purchase, as we will be sharing more information about future screenings in other cities. If you are in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, the film will be screening at Northwest Bible Church in Dallas on January 22nd – http://luckiestmannorthwestbible.eventbrite.com.
The Fotolanthropy Team