I Like God’s Style

A fictional account of the making of the first Christian rock record - I Like God’s Style is a short film inspired by Isabel Baker’s 1965 rockabilly album of the same name. The story, written by Kirsten Kearse, follows a young girl, Isabel, (Maeve Kelly) a timid, young music fanatic who defies her overbearing mother (Kelly Bouma) and Minister father (Jeff Medley) as she struggles to find her own voice. Set in the 1960’s in rural Montana, Isabel’s family relocates to a small town in hopes of starting a new life. Isabel is disillusioned when she fails to fit in amongst her peers and finds her faith further wavering as dark secrets are brought to light. Co Produced by Mike Steinberg & Kelly Bouma. Featuring choreography by Bare Bait’s own Joy French and performances by Bare Bait dancers. (2026, USA 24 min.)

Please note: this is a rental event, and Roxy membership pricing does not apply.