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Ordinary Sinner (2001) 5.5
Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town. Director:John Henry DavisWriter:William Mahone |
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Peter
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| Elizabeth Banks | ... |
Rachel
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| Kris Park | ... |
Alex
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| A Martinez | ... |
Father Ed
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| Peter Onorati | ... |
Mike
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| Jesse Tyler Ferguson | ... |
Ogden
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| Joshua Harto | ... |
Scott
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Kia Goodwin | ... |
Deborah
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| Chris Messina | ... |
Silvio
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| Nathaniel Marston | ... |
Robert
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Daniel Stewart Sherman | ... |
Edgar
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Rusty De Wees | ... |
Bill Parish
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Brian Hammer | ... |
Gas Attendant
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William Mahone | ... |
Detective Arcudi
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Lynn Bowman | ... |
Mrs. Scherm
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Three friends encounter violence and bigotry in a small college town.
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Three college students, two guys and a girl, encounter bigotry and violence in a small town, and solve the murder of a gay friend. See more »Parents Guide:
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21 October 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Thief in the Night See more »Company Credits
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After a somewhat mysterious failure counseling a gay youth, Peter questions his calling to the priesthood and drops out of the Episcopal seminary. He moves into a shack near the campus where his lifelong best friend Alex is attending college and where `Father Ed' a youngish Episcopal priest has his congregation. Father Ed has been an advisor and friend to Peter for some time and questions Peter's decision to give up his calling. Father Ed also uses his pulpit to question the preaching of a radical Christian cell on campus that is promoting prejudice and the hatred of homosexuals.
When a tragic accident occurs we see the aftermath and are forced to confront our prejudices as the details slowly come to light.
Overall this is an enjoyable story well told, that allows the audience to see other aspects of prejudice beyond the obvious.