When a family emergency forces a troubled teen to do the wrong thing for the right reason, a community discovers the meaning of forgiveness.
Credited cast: | |||
Dean Cain | ... | Kent Walsh | |
Lee Meriwether | ... | Patsy | |
Christopher Atkins | ... | Pastor Bob | |
Mandalynn Carlson | ... | Summer Dean | |
Chalet Lizette Brannan | ... | Emily | |
Joel Paul Reisig | ... | David | |
Bobbi Jeen Olson | ... | Ava Dean | |
Joshua Ray Bell | ... | Chet Barker | |
Teri Lee | ... | Willa Davis | |
Terri Minton | ... | Teri Walsh | |
Nicole Criss | ... | Sarah Walsh (as Nicole Taylor) | |
Ruben Angelo | ... | NY Police Officer 1 | |
Terry Silverthorne | ... | Dr. Anderson | |
Kenneth Lemm | ... | Dewey Samuels | |
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Mark S. Weller | ... | Extra |
When a family emergency forces a troubled teen to do the wrong thing for the right reason, a community discovers the meaning of forgiveness.
Hey folks, I can enjoy a good faith based film, but the key thing for me is the word "good." This film simply was not good. For me, a good film requires a good story and screenplay. This film's story could have been good, but the screenplay was terrible. The actors could have provided good performances, but their work was hobbled by the bad screenplay and bad direction.
Good faith based films are a welcomed respite from mindless foul language and just plain boring sex scenes that are so abundant in so many other films. This was just a poor attempt at making a faith based film.
Best wishes, Dave Wile