The Father's Love, movie

Some stories are not fast-paced drama, but they are believable and inspiring. The Father’s Love is one of those films. The characters seem authentic and the plot is raw and relatable—especially to young people hoping to find true love.

Filmmaker Sarah, played by Angela Lin, enjoys her new life in New York where she keeps herself busy with work and socializing with friends. But, while all seems to be ok on the surface, deep inside she bears the scars of a broken past and unanswered childhood questions about love.

Then along comes Reece (Erik McKay)—a handsome and charming man who woos Sarah’s heart and sweeps her off her feet with his relentless romancing and promises.

Successful in business endeavors, poised and self-confident, Reece seems to have it all together. But after several inconsistences from Reece, Sarah comes to the sad conclusion that he is leading a double life and her trust and affections are shattered—again! Sarah is left disillusioned and heartbroken—now with more unanswered questions about love.

But even in the cutthroat world of the big city, God’s love has a way of winning through.

Awarded the “Family-Approved” Seal for ages twelve plus by Dove, The Father’s Love

Comprises of compelling narrative, good acting and cinematography.

Find out more about The Father’s Love here.

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Return to the Hiding Place, movie

If you were inspired by Corrie Ten Boom’s story as portrayed in The Hiding Place, then you’ll surely love the movie Return to the Hiding Place.

Bases on Hans Poley’s autobiography of the same name, the true story of Return to the Hiding place provides a more indepth look at what Dutch Christians—including Corrie Ten Boom and her sister Betsy—did to rescue Dutch Jews in Holland during the Holocaust.

Hans Poley and fellow students are deeply disturbed by the horrific persecution of Nazis towards the Jews. They cannot sit by and watch and so they turn their youthful zeal to form their own Resistance Army—risking their own lives.

These untrained young resistance fighters live clandestinely in Corrie Ten Boom’s home and embrace dangerous challenges as they set out to rescue as many Dutch Jews as possible from the Holocaust.

Return to the Hiding Place stresses positive values and shows how the virtues of unity, endurance, perseverance and faith can change the course of history. Interesting, inspiring and sobering at the same time.

The movie was directed and produced by the father daughter team of Peter C. Spencer (Heroes of the Titanic, Justice for the Wounded) and Petra Spencer Pearce (“Heroes of the Faith”), and its prolific cast includes John Rhys-Davies (Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings), Craig Robert Young (“NCIS: LA,” “Hawaii Five-O”), David Thomas Jenkins (“CSI: Miami,” “Bold and the Beautiful”), Rachel Spencer Hewitt (Fly by Night, A Civil War Christmas) and Mimi Sagadin (The Dilemma).

Find out more about the movie here: http://www.hide-movie.com/.

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Look for tickets here: http://www.fandango.com/returntothehidingplace_173707/movietimes

Janey DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © June 2015

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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

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