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An adaptation of Bishop T.D. Jakes' self-help novel, chronciling a woman's struggle to come to terms with her legacy of abuse, addiction and poverty. | add synopsisAwards:
5 wins & 6 nominations moreNewsDesk:
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A must see for anyone who is battling with or seeking forgiveness. moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Kimberly Elise | ... | Michelle Jordan |
 | Loretta Devine | ... | Cassey Jordan |
 | Debbi Morgan | ... | Twana |
 | Michael Boatman | ... | Todd |
| Clifton Powell | ... | Reggie |
 | Idalis DeLeon | ... | Nicole |
| T.D. Jakes | ... | Himself (as Bishop T.D. Jakes) |
 | Sean Blakemore | ... | Pervis |
| Jordan Moseley | ... | Michelle, Age Six |
| Philip Bolden | ... | Todd, Age 8 (as Philip Daniel Bolden) |
 | Destiny Edmond | ... | Michelle, Age 12 |
| Louisa Abernathy | ... | Elderly Mother |
| Amy Aquino | ... | Miss Rodgers |
 | Malik Barnhardt | ... | Dupree |
| Porscha Coleman | ... | Lil' Bit |
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This movie has such a powerful message! Kimberly Elise does a superb job as abuse victim Michelle Jordan whose life went spiraling down a black hole after her "innocence was stolen" by her mother's lowdown-dirty-snake-of-a-boyfriend and her mother turning her back on the situation. I watched this movie with my 13yr old daughter and it made me want to hold her even closer to me than I already do because I can't imagine her going through something like that. Loretta Divine also does an excellent job as her selfish-in-denial-but-ever-"man-hungry" mother. Debbie Morgan is superb as the humorous, comforting, and advising family friend and Clifton Powell couldn't be anymore convincing as the snake-in-the grass boyfriend. T.D. Jakes put together a stellar cast to bring such a moving and powerful story to the big screen. There are so many lessons taught in this movie as well as learned. The character of Michelle is trying to deal with trust issues from her standpoint as well as others. In the scene where she has been ushered to a seat at church and the lady usher sees that she is wearing an electronic monitoring device on her ankle and then she asks her did she take a Bible and Michelle gets very upset and gives an upsetting reply. Then Michelle sees that others are taking and using the Bibles to study during the service and she realizes what the lady meant. Although it doesn't end all "warm and fuzzy", it is a must-see for anyone who is battling with or seeking forgiveness.