CAMIE Awards
The CAMIE awards are an award for films, both theatrical and television, that are created with 'Character' and 'Morality' in 'Entertainment'.
Here are some of the 2007 winners:
Akeelah and the Bee
Charlotte's Web
Eight Below
TV
Candles on Bay Street
The Water is Wide
I am glad to hear that amongst all the award shows foisted upon us each year there is one that focuses on good uplifting entertainment. I have seen many of the winners and now have a LIST of others to rent and watch with my family knowing they will be safe and of good quality.
Bravo to those who are championing the Camie awards effort. A breath of fresh air in the sullied cacophony that is currently 'Hollywood'.
posted by Kevin @ 1:41 PM
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I can sadly say that I've seen none of the films on the list.
However, I have kept intending to rent Akeelah and the Bee. It looked like a fun movie.
We rented and watched the old Charlotte's Web a few months ago...for some reason, my kids wanted the old one instead of the new one. I'm not sure what the differences are (other than animation/cgi).
Eight Below looked interested...although every time I saw the preview, I kept thinking of a different Disney movie. Admittedly, that one is fiction AND is in a different setting. Still, it looked like it could be a good story.
Of the other Theatrical releases, I hadn't heard of One Night with the King but it sounds interesting based on what I found and read. I'd be interested to see The Nativity Story sometime...depending on how well it's done, it could become a Christmas tradition (alongside A Christmas Carol, A Christmas Story, and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. ;)
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