Another Perfect Stranger (2007)

Directors:

Jefferson Moore
Shane Sooter

Writers:

David Gregory (book)
Jefferson Moore (screenplay)

Release Date:

15 September 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

The conversation continues.

Plot:

Ten years have passed. Nikki's daughter Sarah, now 19 and heading West for college, is at her own spiritual crossroads...

Plot Keywords:

Stranger | Religion | Mysterious Stranger | Airplane | Discussion

Cast

Jefferson Moore	...	Yesh
Ruby Marie Lewis	...	Sarah Cominsky
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chloe Allen	...	Courtney
Jonathan C. Barnes	...	Airplane Passenger
Christina Browder	...	Stephanie Inmon
Pamela Brumley	...	Sarah's mom - flashback (archive footage)
Pattie Crawford	...	Kelly the Hotel Clerk
Stella Davis	...	Sarah, Age 9
Henry Diaz	...	Hindi gentleman
Shantha Diaz	...	Hindi lady
Darby Leigh Dugger	...	Airline attendant
Joanna Dys	...	Woman with baby
Jay Evans	...	Soldier
Alexis Hughes	...	Waitress
Emily Jacobson	...	Daughter in coffee shop
Tim Kelty	...	Businessman
Sister Mary Lennox	...	Airplane passenger
Danielle Merante	...	Airplane passenger
Miguel Oyola	...	Can Driver
Chad Russell	...	Dad
Matt Wallace	...	Ticket counter clerk
Tara Wallace	...	Mom
Tina Jo Wallace	...	Ticket counter girl

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo (RCA Sound System) | Dolby SR (RCA Sound System)

Filming Locations:

Chicago, Illinois, USA

Company:

Kelly's Filmworks

Trivia:

Director/Screenwriter Trademark: [Jefferson Moore] As was the case with his two previous films, 'La Sposa' (2004) and 'The Perfect Stranger' (2005), 'Another Perfect Stranger' is also set in the city of Chicago - Moore's "adopted hometown".

Movie Connections:

References The Passion of the Christ (2004)

For soft hearts

It seems to me that virtually all Christian films seem alike. I'm always conscious that all the support staff and extras are acting, and feel like the quality of production and direction simply aren't on a par with major Hollywood releases.

That said, I nevertheless appreciate the attempts to convey the genuine issues, questions and problems people have with "religion" and not only like to see how well Christian films deal with them, but very much enjoy seeing people come to an understanding of the love of God for them that is ultimately the standard message in all Christian films.

Ruby Marie Lewis did a good job in what appears to be her first acting role and I never found the movie boring but rather enjoyed it more than the movies that try to "scare" people into becoming a Christian like the "Rapture" films do.

For those who like "feel good" movies, you should like this. Don't let the God-haters that IMDb is full of sway you by their negative votes. It's a decent movie.