The Gift of Grace

Name: The Gift of Grace
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 h
Rating: 8.5
Cast: Joel Antony, Kendall Ausmer, Theo Bray

2021
2h

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8.5/10

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The Gift of Grace is a story about a married couple, William Ward (Benjamin Jones) and Cynthia Ward (Blaque Pearl) that's been married for 10 years, they have been through a lot in that time and have faced the struggles that all couples do, they are overflowing with love for their two young girls Parker and Rayne but are they ready for what happens when the love for each other runs dry. William has climbed the corporate ladder and Cynthia is focused on building the Parker and Rayne clothing line, they work hard but their attention is called to very different areas of their lives. Find out what happens when these tensions collide.

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William (Benjamin Jones) and Cynthia Ward (Blaque Pearl), married for 10 years, have been through a lot together and faced the struggles that all couples do; they are overflowing with love f... Read allWilliam (Benjamin Jones) and Cynthia Ward (Blaque Pearl), married for 10 years, have been through a lot together and faced the struggles that all couples do; they are overflowing with love for their two young daughters, Parker and Rayne, but are they ready for what happens when t... Read allWilliam (Benjamin Jones) and Cynthia Ward (Blaque Pearl), married for 10 years, have been through a lot together and faced the struggles that all couples do; they are overflowing with love for their two young daughters, Parker and Rayne, but are they ready for what happens when their love for each other runs dry? William has climbed the corporate ladder and Cynthia is... Read all

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8.5/10

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Acting was very poor

Story line was bland and the acting could have been done by a bunch of middle schoolers. Seemed like everyone was trying to hard to be convincing and waiting for their next line.

It also didn't look like the actors believed in what they were doing and saying.

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