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At the dawn of the 1970s, a young man named Greg Laurie (Joel Courtney) is struggling through life when he meets visionary street preacher Lonnie Frisbee (Jonathan Roumie). Together, they embrace a massive evangelical Christian movement in Southern California that sets off a global chain reaction.
Based on a real story, this is an incredibly positive and thought-provoking film that details a critical time in history. It features captivating performances by its stellar cast and showcases the power of love, peace, and faith.
Indie Pick
‘Ruby Sparks’
Calvin Weir-Fields (Paul Dano) is an author who’s struggling to complete a novel. He has a breakthrough when he creates a spirited character named Ruby Sparks (Zoe Kazan), but this woman of his dreams suddenly appears in his home. To his surprise, Ruby will do whatever he writes—but is that what he really wants?
This whimsical romantic comedy is delightful on many levels and presents a charming “what if” scenario filled with plenty of funny situations. However, it has mature themes that are more suitable for adult audiences.
An Odd Comedy-Drama
Will Ferrell stars as Harold Crick, an IRS employee who’s overly fastidious and obsessed with numbers. Suddenly, Crick hears a woman’s voice narrating in his head. With the help of a literature professor (Dustin Hoffman), he begins to track down the woman: the novelist Karen Eiffel (Emma Thompson).
This clever, fantastical comedy is well-paced and keeps the viewer engaged throughout its running time. It also allows excellent actors like Farrell and Thompson to express a wide range of emotions.
A Classic Romantic Drama
As World War I unfolds, American Jody Norris (Olivia de Havilland) falls for charming military pilot Capt. Bart Cosgrove (John Lund). But Cosgrove leaves for war and Jody must deal with her illegitimate pregnancy.
This timeless romantic drama features very realistic performances by its ensemble cast. There’s also a good deal of humor that prevents it from becoming too dark.
