I'm Not Ashamed

About This Movie

I'm Not Ashamed is a somber yet impactful film that delves into the life of Rachel Joy Scott, the first victim in the tragic Columbine shooting. The director, Brian Baugh, manages to create a haunting atmosphere, weaving together journal entries that reveal Rachel's inner thoughts and struggles. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing us to connect with her character on a deeper level. Performances are raw and heartfelt, particularly from the lead, bringing a grounded human experience to a story that's often shrouded in sensationalism. One standout aspect is the practical approach to its themes of faith and loss, avoiding heavy-handedness while still delivering a poignant message about empathy and understanding. It's a heavy watch, but there’s a sense of sincerity in its portrayal.

Based on real events · Focuses on personal journal entries · Explores themes of faith and empathy