A Measure of Faith

Name: A Measure of Faith
Genre: Drame
Released: 2012-10-19
Duration: 1 h 43 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Dalas Davis, Stephanie M. Williams, Whitney Goin

2012
PG-13
1h 43m

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7,9/10

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After experiencing a life changing tragedy and being arrested, Paul Porter is sentenced to community service and begins to mentor a troubled young teen. This creates a chain of events that will challenge their beliefs about fate, choice, and redemption.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueProfessional basketball player Paul Porter was at the top of his game when an injury forces him into retirement. Soon after accepting a leadership role at a university he experiences a life ... Tout lireProfessional basketball player Paul Porter was at the top of his game when an injury forces him into retirement. Soon after accepting a leadership role at a university he experiences a life changing tragedy and loses the one thing that was close to him. Distraught over the traged... Tout lireProfessional basketball player Paul Porter was at the top of his game when an injury forces him into retirement. Soon after accepting a leadership role at a university he experiences a life changing tragedy and loses the one thing that was close to him. Distraught over the tragedy, he is arrested and sentenced to community service at a youth facility. There he meets R... Tout lire

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Very Emotional and Inspiring

This movie was very emotional and really kept me interested throughout the entire film. It is a good example of the fact that although life sometimes is full of trials and tragedies, things can turn around. I think that Dalas Davis portrayed the character of Paul Porter quite well. I loved he flashbacks to remind you of what went on prior to the current scene. The movie definitely showed a challenge about faith, trust, anger and making right or wrong choices. The rest of the characters played their roles and were genuine in their acting with the right emotion that they were supposed to be portraying at each scene. I liked the ending scene, it kind of left you with the thought of will these two end up together?