Sweet Molly

A FLDS family at dinner. The phone rings . An encounter of head of family and the prophet of comunity. The last has a presumed revelation and he is decide to marry in next early morning , the 16 years old daughter of man.

Witness, grace her astral project gift is the daughter herself. Who, understanding no options of her dad , preocuped by future, runs. But her try is not so easy succesfull and it has a price who you know well from the the men s conversation.

Two special moments - the talk of Molly with her sister about Liberty Statue and the talk with her mother about her special gift. Not last - the scenes of dinner.

A film about oppresion, not only religious one and the desperate, radical, fair decision.

What can I say? I wish this were a feature length film. Or a series. I need more of it! I was captivated from the very beginning. An honest portrayal of Molly, (played beautifully by Rebekah Kennedy) a teen facing pressure from her FLDS family to marry the Profit. Exceptional performances from all actors, as they remained rooted in reality throughout the film giving authentic portrayals of FLDS members. Thomas Crawford gives an eerie, powerful performance as the Profit. Absolutely haunting and imposing upon our hero, Molly. Jennifer Goodman is fantastic as the sweet and steadfast mother, who firmly believes, as many do, that this is the only one and true way. A wonderful ensemble and beautifully shot.