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The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club (2013)
The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club
The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club is one of the most moving, and revealing films that I have ever watched. I will never view the elderly in the same light. The story line gripped my heart. The writing of, Amanda Barber was superb, as was the directing by Justin Barber. Whoever did the casting did a wonderful job. The actors, the talented David Cade, and the older gentleman, Heinrich Roth, Nathan Goldwin, and Ricky Lombardo worked well with the two young and talented actresses, Stacey Bradshaw, and Amanda Barber. Their performances couldn't have been any better. The film reveals what most of us gave up on, or have lost in the past decades. I for one was compelled by The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club to come out of my complacency concerning the elderly among us. The behind the scenes interviews are just a fabulous as the film itself. I plan to purchase this film for as many people as I possibly can. I also plan to donate this great film to my local library. I highly recommend The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club to people of all ages, young and old alike. Families, and Church groups would do well to view it together.
Land of Higher Peace (2011)
The Ball Is In My Court. What should I do? What will I do?
I did not know what to expect before viewing, Land Of Higher Peace. The cinematography,and the sounds of this fine work gently swayed my senses and won me over in a most profound and peaceful fashion. That very peace opened my heart to another world far more troubled and complicated than my own. Compassion flooded my heart and mind and challenged my very core to rise up from my comfortable bed of complacency. I now aspire to know God's purpose for me in the lives and world in which He so lovingly created. However, I know myself better than anyone but The Lord Himself. I know that time rapidly passes and my addiction to complacency could easily take up residence in my heart and mind once again. In my youth I had a country pastor who would say, "Sometimes you've got to put legs on your prayers."