Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey was released on September 1, 2014.

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey was directed by Andrew Wall.

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey has a runtime of 1h 38m.

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey was produced by Kyle Bornais.

After Twenty-five years, hundreds of concerts around the world and seventeen records since his first album Comfort My People, Canadian singer songwriter Steve Bell embarks on a year of reflection and adventure. Beginning with a private concert at CBS Studios in Hollywood personally hosted by CBS Studios President Michael Klausman, hopes are that Steve and his music might just connect with the right people to launch his career into the US. He has been said to be 'Canada's best kept musical secret' and at one point even 'the next Michael W. Smith' but at the age of 54 and decades of financial stress the question remains if the ever elusive 'breakout' might just finally happen.

The key characters in Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey are Steve Bell (Steve Bell).

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey is a Biography, Comedy, Documentary film.

Burning Ember: The Steve Bell Journey had a budget of $200K.