Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts

Thursday, May 07, 2015

To face the death penalty when you are innocent must be one of life’s worst nightmares. And to face it with no family except for one brother must be even worse. Brother’s Keeper, releasing in theaters this month, is a film of suspense with a message of redemption.  

Set in the fifties, Brother’s Keeper conveys the story of two orphaned twins, Pete and Andy Goodwynn, who lost their parents at a very young age and then faced the immense heartache of losing their parents in a tragic shooting. 

As twins, the boys shared a special bond, but when their parents died, and they had to fend for themselves, they become tighter than ever. But the tragedy affected the boys differently. They processed their misfortune differently, and filtered it through their individual personalities, which left them with differing worldviews and ambitions. 

Pete was drawn to the faith and felt called to the pastorate. He was also in love with his high school sweetheart Maggie and planned to marry her after his graduation. He seemed to have it all together. Andy, on the other hand, was not interested in God—likely embittered by the tragic circumstances surrounding his parents’ death—and seemed lost without ambition. Andy seemed to be going nowhere. 

But in an unexpected twist, another tragedy strikes the Goodwynn twins—and Maggie is murdered. Worst still, Pete is blamed for her death. In spite of his innocence, Pete ends up in prison under the death-penalty. The town which is steeped in corruption and conspiracy make attempts to disprove Pete’s innocence and people in high places use their manipulating powers to influence the hearing. 

Only a miracle can change Pete’s fate. That miracle may need to come from the most unexpected place and from his own change of heart. 

Says Director Josh Mills, “The film addresses multiple themes and shows the raw emotion of how truly difficult it is to forgive in extreme circumstances. It captivates the audience into feeling both deep-seeded anger and compassion for the characters.This film will surprise audiences, forcing them to reevaluate what is most important in their own lives.” 

Brought to us by Desert Wind Films and backed by non profit organization, Cleanslate.TV. Brother’s Keeper is a story of redemption, reconciliation, forgiveness and sacrifice. A film that will change your life and keep you riveted to the screen until the end. 

This article will also appear in Assist News Service. 

Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © May 2015


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Thursday, May 01, 2014

Moms' Night Out



Just in time for Mother’s Day, Moms’ Night Out, a brilliant comedy, opens in theaters on May 9th. And if you’re a parent or have children in your life, or just enjoy a good guffaw, you won’t want to miss this movie. It has all the elements of belly-aching hilarity with a whopping dose of ouch-that-hits-home.

Starring Patricia Heaton (The Middle, Everyone Loves Raymond), Sean Astin (The Lord of the Rings, Rudy) and a crew of other top-notch talent, this film is brilliant.


Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © May 2014

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Break Away, inspiring new movie



Break Away is a new inspiring movie which will be out in DVD on April 23rd. But here's your chance to win a free copy. Just leave a comment on my blog below. A winner will be picked in a timely fashion. Who knows? You may be the lucky winner. 

Meanwhile, you can read my full review of this movie here in The Examiner -- and in Assist News Service. 

Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © April 2013


Sunday, November 18, 2012

Christmas Angel

 

Read my full review of this awesome GMC Première World Movie, Christmas Angel in The Examiner.  (And watch for it in Assist News Service.)

Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © November 2012




Saturday, October 13, 2012

The Mark, the movie



So, we've all heard about the "mark of the beast" right? I believe in it (duh! why wouldn't I? I'm a Bible believer.) So...here's a new movie called The Mark. And it's interesting and entertaining. 

Check out my full review in The Examiner or in Assist News Services. 

Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © October 2012