Chad Allen, Judith Light, Robert Baker
A sex and drug addicted young man who is forced into a Christian-run ministry in an attempt to cure him of his "gay affliction", where instead he is faced with the truth in his heart and spirit.
The only real surprise of this movie is its tenderness. Once the story is laid out, you know what's going to happen. However it has solid characters and good acting. I wasn't bored.
Not bad. Ive seen better but it was alright. I was slightly annoyed that every gay character had issues with their father. I mean honestly i doubt that is always the case in real life. It was pretty well acted and the story was alright. Its nothing original but its not bad.
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The most emotionally draining thing I have ever experienced....in a good way! Very timely. Chad Allen will absolutely blow you away. Judith Light's monologue at the end will leave you crying for days...the part was tailor written for her, and it shows.
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the movie I just watched was nothing like the description, it was not about a gay man, not where there any drug addicts, and nothing to do with a christian ministry, I'm very confused...however the womans "line" to her "victims" was "save me" anyone else had this problem...oh, it...( read more)
One of the best gay movies I've ever seen. Judith Light is Oscar worthy.
A very well done movie about a tense issue - can a gay man be a Christian. Excellent cast. The story was handled clearly and without apology or anger. Even if you have already decided your answer to the question, watching the movie and observing others find their own answers in w...( read more)
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