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

Tuesday, February 04, 2014

Far From Home, new movie

Coming this Sunday, February 9th on DirectTV channel 338, Dish channel 188 and Cable at 7pm ET/8PT,  Far From Home. 


Here’s another family-friendly original movie airing on UPtv later this week, Far From Home, starring Barry Watson (“7th Heaven,” “Gossip Girl”) and Stefanie von Pfetten (“Cracked,” “NCIS”). 

Watson plays Nicholas Bell, author of Broken Windows—a successful novel that birthed Bell’s reputation as the new voice of his generation. But fifteen years later, it was still Nick’s only novel. Something had cut off his creative juices?


Nick found himself reluctantly returning to his hometown in Marrow Island for the funeral of his Uncle Charley whom he’d not seen nor spoken to in fifteen years. As if returning to the place wasn’t painful enough, he also learns that he has inherited part of its history – his uncle’s newspaper, The Beacon. But Nick wants nothing to do with it. He wants nothing to do with any part of Marrow Island – something he makes clear to attractive and assertive local attorney, Libby Wainscott (Stefanie von Pfetten).

Read my full review of Far From Home in The Examiner. It will also appear in Assist News Service.

UPtv (www.uptv.com) is America's favorite network for uplifting family entertainment.
  
Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © February 2014

Thursday, August 26, 2010

What If..., the movie



What If . . . Do not miss this movie. If you do, you might never discover what might have happened to you if...or what might happen to you.

More details on my article in The San Diego Examiner here.

Copyright © August 2010

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Thursday, December 04, 2008

Facing the Giants

Facing the Giants – The Power o Belief, the Strength to Win.


I’m usually one of the last to see the latest films – even when friends recommend them. For one, I rarely go to the cinema. Too expensive! Too loud! And often too cold! (Yeah, I’m a wimp.) So, I see movies at home when the DVDs come out. But here’s one I’d go to see at the cinema any time. This has to be one of my favoritist films ever: Facing the Giants.

Wow, what a treat! And what a dynamic story!

Based on a true story, Facing the Giants exudes authenticity. I’ve lived many miracles in my life, especially during our 22 years on the mission-field in France. The kinds of things that take place in Facing the Giants ring true to me. They are so like our God, the great provider and the rewarder of all who diligently seek Him (Heb.11:6).

Facing the Giants unfolds the story of Grant Taylor, and his wife caught up in many hardships. They face conspiracy, poverty and discouragement on every level. Just when things are bad, they get worse. Grant Taylor, the coach for the local high school football team, the Shiloh Eagles, finds his faith tested to a tee. And amidst the difficulties he faces, Taylor chooses not to give up. Instead, he becomes a spiritual mentor to a bunch of boys struggling to find their way in life.

Facing the Giants is a story of faith, trials, building character, integrity, godliness, family, honor – and lots of other wonderful qualities that make for a really fabulous movie. Don’t miss this one. You won’t regret it. www.FacingTheGiants.com.

Never give up. Never back down. Never lose faith.

Janey DeMeo M.A.
Copyright © December 2008
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