Réalisation:
Stuart HazeldinePhotographie:
Declan QuinnMusique:
Aaron ZigmanActeurs·trices:
Sam Worthington, Radha Mitchell, Octavia Spencer, Graham Greene, Megan Charpentier, Gage Munroe, Ryan Robbins, Carolyn Adair, John Specogna (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
Après la tragique disparition de sa petite fille, Mack Phillips plonge dans une dépression remettant en cause ses croyances les plus profondes. Jusqu'au jour où il reçoit une mystérieuse invitation le conviant à un week-end dans une cabane au fin fond de l'Origan... Intrigué, il s'y rend et rencontre trois personnages énigmatiques qui vont le guider à travers un voyage spirituel, bouleversant sa vie pour toujours. (M6 Vidéo)
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Critiques (3)
I was enraged when I finished watching but I managed to get over myself and gave the film one star after adding up all the good moments this poetic piece had to offer. I felt angry for wasting two hours and twelve minutes of my life that could have been used in a much more useful way by just blankly staring at a wall the whole time. Well, I have only myself to blame. It was obvious that this was going to be a movie for typical American religious fanatics and hypocrites right from the start. The story about an Indian princess (WTF?) was a massive red flag. The creators acted like they were presenting some kind of a deeper message to the viewer, but it was basically just Christian propaganda. The only thing that made me laugh was when I remembered the joke about little Jesus furiously jumping on the surface of the lake, screaming, "I wanna go in the water! I wanna go in the water!"
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I'm sorry, but just because there are interesting actors in it doesn't mean that I will enjoy the movie when it has a clearly Christian-propagandistic theme. If you believe in God - but be careful, only the Christian one - everything will be alright. It won't be! It's better to forget about it and avoid the movie.
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