This charming film won the Audience Award for Narrative Spotlight at SXSW Film Fest 2019. Shia LeBeouf and Zack Gottsagen make an unlikely, yet fantastic pair of actors that will warm your heart as they go on what feels like a Mark Twain adventure.
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In this interview, director Mitch Davis discusses the effect that his recent film is having: "There is something truly unique about the spiritual impact this movie possesses. One sister told us, 'Your movie turned the theater into hallowed ground.' I think this movie goes beyond being emotional and dramatic to being something else. I think it possesses and delivers what it's subtitle refers to -- 'the fire of faith.'" Plus, here's how you can bring the movie to you.
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