This is an excellent family film, and I highly recommend it! I was very moved my the film and was challenged in many ways. The characters can be genuinely related to. The struggle of Will is very evident - and strikes a cord with so many people - then and now. The prodigal son storyline is very compelling and challenging as we move through the various decisions and consequences of a young man trying to do things on his own and in his own strength. The gentle encouraging and loving example of those around him is also a challenge as we too come alongside those who might be struggling. The Gospel message is so very clear, though not in-your-face or offensive. This period drama is incredibly true to the times - it is obvious that much time went into the research about locations, costumes, lingo, etc. Though a little over 2 hours, it keeps moving and takes you with it! Congratulations to this film team on a very fine film.

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