The Walk (2005)

Sydney's life is in tatters after a series of painful relationships and she is frustrated with the world. Thanks to a caring youth minister, she is able to reconnect to her faith in God and... See full summary »

Directors:

Dorian Forbes, Thomas Forbes

Writer:

Carlyle Chalmers

Stars:

Regina Belle, Charles Black, Dwayne Boyd

Cast

Credited cast:
Regina Belle	...	Sylvia Lee
Charles Black	...	Reverend Baker
Dwayne Boyd	...	Kalfani
Trina Braxton	...	Dawn
Nicky Buggs	...	Shelly Lee (as Nicki Buggs)
Jean Carne	...	Nosey Church Lady 2
Markus Foster	...	Kyle
Barry Gibson	...	Detective
Teck Holmes	...	Whitman Hester
Ladwanya Hunter	...	Newlywed Woman
Angel Johnson	...	Whitman's mother
Byron Kramer	...	Governor Roberts
Hattie Lemon	...	Nosey Church Lady 1
Joan Lewis	...	Miss Trudy
Eva Marcille	...	Sydney Lee (as Eva Pigford)

Storyline

Sydney's life is in tatters after a series of painful relationships and she is frustrated with the world. Thanks to a caring youth minister, she is able to reconnect to her faith in God and begins a journey of self-discovery that will restore her faith in humankind.

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Plot Keywords:

african american | christian film | female protagonist | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 September 2005 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Worth the watch

First let me say that this type of movie is familiar to those in the black community, meaning that it was made for about $2.00, has some acting that might make you laugh a little bit, and is very heavy on the religious message.

That said, I still can't believe how much I enjoyed it.

I love Eva's acting in everything she's in, except when she makes her sad face. Singer Regina Belle is great as the mother too. Everyone looked good and there was plenty of story to keep my interest. I enjoyed all the different types of situations that the people in the neighborhood were involved in and how everything connected back the church/community center.

I thought some of the shooting was exceptional too. The flashbacks and other scenes of emotional intensity were shot very creatively and I was impressed with them.

Except for an irrational desire to snatch that blonde wig off of Eva's head, I was totally involved with the plot and characters.

I've decided that I have GOT to have this for my collection.