Preacher's Kid (2010)

60% of critics liked it
(5 reviews)
63% of users liked it
(647 ratings)

Seeking to experience life on her own terms after growing up a preacher's daughter, twentysomething Angie King joins a traveling gospel show in this contemporary retelling of "The Prodigal Son." When Angie discovers just how difficult life on the road can be, she hesitates to return home with… More Seeking to experience life on her own terms after growing up a preacher's daughter, twentysomething Angie King joins a traveling gospel show in this contemporary retelling of "The Prodigal Son." When Angie discovers just how difficult life on the road can be, she hesitates to return home with nothing to show for herself, and for fear that her father doesn't love her anymore. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: PG-13, 1 hr. 51 min.
Directed By: Stan Foster
Written By: Stan Foster
Genres: Documentary, Drama, Kids & Family, Comedy

In Theaters: Jan 29, 2010 Wide
On DVD: May 4, 2010
Studio: Gener8Xion Entertainment

Critic Reviews

Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
Too many of the performances are too broad with actors hitting the jokes and the slang as if they're auditioning for a revival of Good Times or 227.
Brian Costello, Common Sense Media
Inspirational film with mature relationship themes.
Mike McGranaghan, Aisle Seat
I wish the film had hit a little harder or had a few unpredictable plot elements, but as far as Christian movies aiming to make mainstream headway are concerned, this is certainly one of the better ones I've seen.
Kam Williams, Sly Fox
Well-enough executed for a flick on a modest budget to forgive the tendency towards melodrama. With a tenderhearted payoff arriving when the Prodigal Daughter asks her father for forgiveness during a teachable moment of mutual redemption.
Avi Offer, NYC Movie Guru
Crowd-pleasing, heartfelt and inspirational. It's a wonderful, uplifting, and life-affirming movie.
Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com
Stan Foster's film confirms the unique, undeniable power this genre can achieve on both stage and film.
Kam Williams, NewsBlaze
Well-enough executed for a flick on a modest budget to forgive the tendency towards melodrama. With a tenderhearted payoff arriving when the Prodigal Daughter asks her father for forgiveness during a teachable moment of mutual redemption.

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Saw it and enjoyed it...even though I though it would be another version of "Momma I Wanna Sing"...in a sense it was but from a father looking out for the best interest for his daughter. Showing that through her religious beliefs and his strong ties to the church, the path… More
Saw it and enjoyed it...even though I though it would be another version of "Momma I Wanna Sing"...in a sense it was but from a father looking out for the best interest for his daughter. Showing that through her religious beliefs and his strong ties to the church, the path you choose may not be right