Gimme Shelter Movie Ticket Giveaway

About the Movie:

Being a mother is the toughest job in the world... Period.

Now imagine... you are young, homeless, and without a family to lean on for support.

That’s exactly what happened to Agnes “Apple” Baily.

Based on a true story, Ronald Krauss’ new film “Gimme Shelter,” stars Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical) as 16-year-old Agnes “Apple” Baily, a teenager who sets out to find her biological father and is forced into the streets in a true journey of survival.

Check out and share the 6 animated gifs to get an inside look at the heart warming tale of Agnes “Apple” Baily before the film hits theaters Friday January 24th, 2014.

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CAST:

Vanessa Hudgens (Agnes "Apple" Bailey)

James Earl Jones (Frank McCarthy)

Rosario Dawson (June Bailey)

Brendan Fraser (Tom Fitzpatrick)

Gimme Shelter received 5 stars from the Dove Foundation, their highest rating!

Kelly Rosati, VP, Community Outreach / FOCUS ON THE FAMILY

“GIMME SHELTER” is a deeply moving and meaningful film that celebrates the dignity of life at all ages and stages. A great, gritty depiction of what it means to put your faith into action to help those society far too often marginalizes.”

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