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Faith

Drama

A devout Evangelical Christian faces a crisis of faith after a sudden and unexpected Tragedy.

Year

2020

Duration

1h 26m

IMDb

6.1

Hero Poster

Cast

Eli Daughdrill

Director

Brian Geraghty

Chris

Nora-Jane Noone

Carol

Cast

Eli Daughdrill

Director

Brian Geraghty

Chris

Nora-Jane Noone

Carol

Iddo Goldberg

Pastor Vann

Thomas Francis Murphy

Edgar

Aaron Guest

David

Brinn Abbate

Funeral Consoler

Alejandra Ayala

Paramedic 1

Barry Daughdrill

Diner Prayer 1

Helen Daughdrill

Diner Prayer 2

JD

Julien Daughdrill

Hamburger Stand Teenager 2

LD

Lucca Daughdrill

Hamburger Stand Teenager 1

MD

Marianne Daughdrill

Woman being prayed for

DG

Damion Gonzalez

Diner Cook

JM

Joseph Moreno

Restaurant Marine

TO

Teresa Odom

Church Worship Leader

GO

Gerardo Olvera

Diner Chef

PP

Penelope Pauley

Tongues Speaker

ES

Elidia Sanchez

Waitress

Eli Daughdrill

Writer

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Comments

9 Comments

Aniester MusicsNov 25, 2024

It is an inspiring film for Christians and believers in Christ And it's an encouragement to those who have decided to follow Christ

Kweku GHMay 29, 2023

source: Faith

Wenslas PassionNov 22, 2022

The pedantic dialogue between shepherd and sheep was brashly interrupted by his father just when the question of "where was God when my son died by suicide?", was posed. Perfect time for a pastoral philosophical segue-way. If one thought this movie was a truthful highlight of any spiritual process, that one would be left at the altar empty-handed. The spot light instead was shining on the source of the problem, with the clichéd "nobody's perfect" implied. The father gets a pass because he doesn't like the new pastor. Seems like that would be a pride intervention using their "love" language. But love is lacking here. Duty and obligation to pray and go to church are supposed. Drinking beer is out (damn should have been wine specifically I guess). And at the end of it all, the quaint reminder that church Father knows best, even if he doesn't know anything. What a cool industry to be able to control the questions and the answers. I suppose that is as close to god as most people get both in real time and through the vicarious lens.

Odia kouyate Une guinéenne🇬🇳Nov 22, 2022

This was not a good movie. I never leave a review on anything. I have seen many bad movies, and this is right up there with the worst of them. There was basically no storyline to follow. And what little there was was choppy at best. Then the ending was just that. The end. No happy ending. No breakthrough or come back. Just point blank done. They made a quick buck off what I'd call a flop. I expected more from Brian Geraghty because I think he's a really good actor. But this movie was a major disappointment to me and my wife. I bought it and I really wish I hadn't. I wouldn't recommend this, and don't waste your money if you don't already own it.

Pedro SebastiãoNov 22, 2022

Tragedy, loss, brokeness the mental illness of a loved one whether sudden or sustained over years, plagues us all. For those of us who claim Christianity's backbone theology of a loving and personal God, trouble poses both an apologetic and a more important dilema for believers. To deny this , forces us into the stereotypical pie in the sky idiot we usually see on film. Does God sustain us or does He expect us to do something before His grace restores us. This film, unlike most faith-based cinema does us the favor of offering no answer. It leaves us with a deer in the headlights stare at the fork in the road between well meaning folks assuring us of God's control of things and our limited knowledge of an infinite God, His plan, and the abyss of unknowing why our marriage is failing, why we will die of cancer, and why our child killed himself. By asking the question and ending it unanswered makes the film unique and refreshing, even theraputic.

Maxine💕Nov 22, 2022

I agree with the review of no happy ending and choppy. I think this may have been the point. There is no end for such a tragic loss. There is no end to the questioning of one's belief's and faith during such a loss. There never is an end to the pain. The journey to find serenity is choppy at best. There is only the attempt to move forward and rectify the unending unanswerable question of "why" that can serve to obstruct one's path forward in faith or the loss of faith. The ending of the movie was poignant where after months and years of toil he reaches up and picks fruit from the tree signifying hope. This is a tree that continues to produce long after his struggle is over. Hence the title- Faith.

Vass MKNov 22, 2022

As much a meditation the forces in our lives that push and pull us away from religion, this is an artful film that explores deep religious issues without offering easy answers. Because in life, there aren't many easy answers. Brian Geraghty gives an amazing performance, and the film is beautifully shot in rural Central California. Definitely worth a view if you're into art films or French films, or would like a picturesque portrait of a man struggling with his own faith.

Lisa Chloé MalambaNov 22, 2022

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