Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace

This is not a blockbuster of a movie, in fact it is small and simple with actors who have no big screen credentials. But none of that matters because of the meaningful story. It is about Lucy, a special five year old girl who gets sick a few weeks before Christmas. She has a pneumonia infection that proves to be very difficult. While in the hospital she befriends a man who is incarcerated but needing a kidney.

I see one review calls this a "sad sad sad" movie and I suppose you could look at it that way. But I prefer to look at it as a "happy happy happy" story of redemption and how caring more for others can make great things happen.

The little girl is really good in the role of Lucy, the story was written and the movie directed by her grandpa, no doubt was also the reason for the focus on Lucy and her deceased grandpa in the movie.

My wife and I watched it at home on DVD from our public library. It is faith-based all the way and I suppose that will turn off some viewers.

"Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace" (2020), starring Scarlett Diamond and Vincent Vargas, is a profoundly touching film that left me emotionally moved. Directed by Rob Diamond, this heartfelt movie explores themes of loss, healing, and the power of love in the face of adversity.

Scarlett Diamond delivers a remarkable performance as Lucy Shimmers, capturing the innocence and vulnerability of her character with authenticity. Her portrayal evokes a range of emotions, from joy to sorrow, as she navigates the challenges and heartache that life presents.

Vincent Vargas brings depth and sincerity to his role as the Prince of Peace, providing a strong supporting presence that complements Diamond's performance. Their on-screen chemistry is palpable, and their interactions are filled with tenderness and compassion.

The film's narrative takes viewers on a poignant journey, delving into themes of grief and the search for inner peace. The script is beautifully crafted, delving into the complexities of human emotions with sensitivity and grace. It tackles difficult subjects with honesty, allowing audiences to connect with the characters on a profound level.

Visually, "Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace" is a treat for the eyes. The cinematography captures the ethereal beauty of the settings, enhancing the film's emotional impact. The use of light and color adds depth and symbolism to the storytelling, creating a visually captivating experience.

The film's soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful, further enhancing the emotional resonance of the story. The music perfectly complements the mood of each scene, intensifying the moments of heartbreak and offering solace during moments of hope and healing.

"Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace" is a truly touching film that tugs at the heartstrings. Its exploration of grief, resilience, and the power of love resonates deeply, leaving a lasting impact. It is a testament to the human spirit and the strength we possess to overcome adversity.

In conclusion, "Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace" is a film that moved me to tears. With its exceptional performances, heartfelt storytelling, and poignant themes, it serves as a reminder of the profound emotional connections we share and the healing power of love. Prepare to be deeply moved by this touching cinematic experience.

An incarcerated man who is suffering renal failure, a five years old girl Lucy, who looks at her grandfather and speaks with him: then Lucy has a dream about a sad man. Lucy has to go the hospital because she has a pneumony infection and meets the sad man. That is different Christmas story where the gifts are the friendship and the organ donation. Also a nice story of redemption (God works on mysterious ways).

Great performances of Scarlett Diamond, Vincent Vargas, Adam Hightower, Florencia Contreras Stevens and Shawn Stevens.

A Beautiful film that has everything that is good in the world. Forgiveness, Faith and Love.. A film worth the watch, but you will need tissues.

Well done!!!!! This movie of faith, is well written and even better directed as evidenced by the superb performance by the little star. You don't get that kind of delivery without expert direction, so kudos to the directors. The film is cute, heartwarming, uplifting and yet is still a real tear-jerker. In the great sea of modern films, this one stands out for its ability to deal with some very hard issues without the vulgarity, nudity and drug use common to the industry. THANK YOU