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Title: Finding Hope (2015)
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Cast
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| Suzette Brown | ... | Hope Daniels | |
| Shannon Brown | ... | Andrew Daniels | |
| Robyn Coffin | ... | Edith | |
| Sean Patrick Leonard | ... | Simon Nolan | |
| Craig James Jr. | ... | Jacob | |
| Kim DeJesus | ... | Alice | |
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Charles Harris | ... | Bishop James |
| Mino Mackic | ... | Stanislav | |
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Dagoberto Zolio Soto | ... | Carlos |
| Walt Sloan | ... | Charlie | |
| Shayna Beining | ... | Angie | |
| Lorrisa Julianus | ... | Kim | |
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Michael Gellman | ... | Dr. Davison |
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Amanda Lipinski | ... | Bodega Angel |
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Patricia Urbonas Clark | ... | Nurse 1 |
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After a tragic accident, Andrew Daniels is alone and without hope. He must win back the love of his life, or risk losing her forever. This sets him off on a most unusual journey that will test his morals and values. His challenge is intensified when his wife becomes entrenched in the very faith that he has turned his back on.
Led by powerful and thoughtful performances, and guided by restrained and appropriate direction, Finding Hope finds the tone that fans of this genre want and expect. The film stayed focused on its message and the actors stayed focused on their characters. Julian Grant wrote a simple yet effective story, pulling together familiar elements and combining them in a way that didn't feel too mundane or pedestrian. The pacing is leisurely which may have become a problem if the characters were not as engaging as they were. Shannon Brown, Sean Patrick Leonard, Robyn Coffin and the rest of the cast gave solid performances, but I would single out Suzette Brown for special recognition because her role was the most difficult and required more subtle and emotional attention to detail. I found it inspiring in message and execution.