Clancy (2009)

An abused runaway changes the life of a homeless Gulf War vet.

Director:

Jefferson Moore

Writer:

Jefferson Moore (screenplay)

Stars:

Christina Fougnie, Jefferson Moore, Tom Luce

Cast

Credited cast:
Christina Fougnie	...	Clancy Miller
Jefferson Moore	...	Nick Best
Tom Luce	...	Chief Thomas Payne
Keith McGill	...	Officer Avery Marshall
James Bailey	...	Mayor Robert Trinkle
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nancy Aguiar	...	Bag Lady
Nakia Barney	...	Homeless girl Becky
Butkus	...	Walter
Mattew Chappell	...	Jail Cop
Melissa Combs	...	Mrs. Dabney
Melissa Cox	...	TV News Reporter #2
Rodney Cox	...	TV News Reporter - #4
Pattie Crawford	...	Social Worker #2
Stella Davis	...	Tattletale Girl
Amberly Dunstan	...	Checkout Girl

Storyline

An abused runaway changes the life of a homeless Gulf War vet.

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Taglines:

Pain is inevitable. Misery is optional.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 March 2009 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Jeffersonville, Indiana, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Kelly's Filmworks

Technical Specs

Runtime:

119 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

In the storyline, the dog 'Walter' was named for Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton.

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Quotes

Nick Best: You gotta get outta here, 'cause you're standing in a very dangerous place.
Clancy Miller: The sidewalk?
Nick Best: No... near me!

User Reviews

A truly wonderful Christian film that will cause you to examine your own heart and life--as far as how you deal with others who have sinned against you

I was especially touched by "Clancy". The message of unconditional love through very trying and painful life circumstances grabbed at my heart. This film made it very clear that our attitudes in life toward what is happening to us is much more important than the trial itself (that we are going through). The message of the Cross of Christ really came through to me. When it says in the Bible that 'love covers many faults...', this underlying message is proclaimed in 'Clancy.' I also loved being able to see the results of loving as Christ loves. It changes everything about us and gives us hope for tomorrow. The simplicity of the gospel and the true power of unconditional love truly overwhelmed me in this film. The love of Christ can change our hearts, our relationships and ultimately--our world--if we would only choose to embrace it.