This was an moving and remarkable film. Do not let the religious message or other's comments about it sway your decision to watch this powerful story. I am actually an atheist and found this film inspiring. I think we would all cling to what would get us through in our darkest hours and I just did not find this to be a "drive religion into your brain" work. I am also more a fan of Indie films than commercial block-busters so please enjoy this incredibly well acted, beautifully filmed movie. You won't regret it.
The true story of a young man falsely accused of rape and sentenced to six years in a maximum security prison. He must rely on survival skills and an unlikely bond with an infamous inmate to prove his innocence and regain his freedom.
Starring: Martin Sacks, Nathan Wilson, Marty Rhone
Runtime: 1 hour, 42 minutes
