The Ribbon

I really enjoyed the storyline. Multiple characters whose lives collide. The story showed choices matter. Choices have consequences and a ripple effect. There is one or more characters that the audience will be able to connect with because this movie shows broken people living in a broken world. I laughed, I cried, I gasped. Looking forward to what this screenwriter, Kay Landon, puts out next. Carrie Simon did a fantastic job directing as this family film was compiled of some seasoned talent mixed in with people who were in their very first feature film. Eddie McClintock is always fantastic in anything he does so that was the icing on the cake!

Not only was I sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time but there were a few plot twists that I had no idea were coming! I went through so many emotions during this film, I can't tell you how many times I cried throughout. The actors and actresses embodied their roles perfectly! The story line was very well played out, there were so many details put into every aspect of the film. You can tell they put everything they had to give into making this and no doubt had so much fun filming together. Over all it was heart wrenching and heart warming and would definitely love to see this film everywhere!

Faith films can easily be a hit or miss experience for most people. Eddie McClintock is not an unknown actor. He's an experienced veteran and his presence in the film, even if it was small, assured me that this movie was not some local amateur church project. I understand this was a first feature for the production team that made this film, but you could see the level of experience in every aspect of the process. The actors performance ranged from adequate to outstanding. The photography was beautiful and the story was engaging and realistic, without all the religious fluff that many faith films attempt to shove down your throat.

It's obvious that the film was working with a limited budget, but it's not the quality of the film, but the impact they were able to make with what they were given to work with, that comes across as highly impressive. I applaud this company for an outstanding job and look forward to what comes next from them. This would be a step in the right direction for faith films to follow.

This movie and characters were phenomenal! They all played their rolls well. Real life situations, and I enjoyed watching how they handled their struggles and turning to their faith to carry them through each and every day. So sad when she felt she had no alternative but to give up her child for adoption. So much emotion that I had to shed some tears. I truly enjoyed this movie. Standing strong in your faith will allow all things to fall into place. Make it a series. I would highly recommend this movie to my friends and family. Would love to see the actress Sherri Lattanzi appear more often in the movie. She is a great actress. Overall, a great move in faith and spirituality.

Two young ladies discover they're pregnant, one from a broken dysfunctional relationship, the other a happy newlywed. Fate brings them together for a heartwarming tale of unconditional love, faith, and family healing. The Ribbon is a gripping drama and an inspiring story. While faith is involved, it isn't thrown in our faces or bashed over our heads, it's very subtle but lovingly present. The entire cast is a mix of seasoned actors and talented newcomers, and each one delivers a powerful performance under the expert direction of Carrie Simon. The Ribbon is a bold and beautiful film with an inspiring message.