Prodigal

This movie is exceptional! It is incredibly professional, from the directing, acting, and production. I hope they continue to make more movies. The storyline is great. It flowed very well and there is never a single dull moment where it lost my interest. The actors did a great job and I really enjoyed these characters.

Dylan Borger, Bill Cooper, Alix Kermes and Jeff Litfin play the main characters this film follows, and they really are the four stand out performances. There are a few scenes that really stuck out to me where the cinematography was great and the scenery and setting really brought out the feeling of the scene. The writing in this movie was great. They clearly knew what the goal of this movie was and they not only reached that but it even went above my already high expectations for it.

I must say I was truly impressed by the quality of the film. The characters were cast very well and the actors did a great job! This was not a cheeesy Christian film. I enjoyed the story, it had both drama and humor. (Actually got teary eyed at one point.) It deals with very real issues facing many people today. You did a great job with the characters and the reality of how people act in the world of drugs and alcohol. Had a "good message" of hope. Only criticism would be, may have had to develop "the return" a little more deeply. Other than that I felt this was a great movie. VERY WELL DONE!! GOOD JOB TO ALL OF YOU INVOLVED! Make some more of these types of movies, and I will pay to see them!

I love Christian based films and was so glad to see another produced. There are not enough in my opinion. When I was introduced to this movie I was very excited and couldn't wait to see it. I really enjoyed this movie. The story line was very well thought out and well played. This movie offered a really good lesson and I was pleasantly surprised with the acting, each character was cast very well. Being able to recognize different places in Minnesota was really great, I love my state and the cities and I was really glad that the filming was done here. I enjoyed this production very much and hope to see more from Lost Coin Production. Keep up the good work! There are a lot of talented people in Minnesota!

Wonderful heartfelt movie about real life issues.

Lost Coin Productions did a first rate job of producing a Christian-based movie that's not cliché or syrup-y. We laughed and we cried and we walked away understanding that none of us are perfect and we don't have to be. That being a Christian doesn't mean things are always rosy but that we always have somewhere to go---we're not alone.

The pacing was right on until the end; I think it was resolved too quickly, or maybe I just didn't want the story to end so soon. The characters were believable and I was invested in them.

Good job cast and crew!

The acting was decent, but what I hated was how they made Tyler's decision to drive drunk as no big deal, all is forgiven. He killed his best friend and his dad presents him with a car and his mom makes his favorite meal? The realty is that in real life, their would be a tremendous amount of healing for both families to go through. When you make it all seem so simple, your just forgiven without showing the real life emotional consequences you make the Christian faith seem cheesy and out of touch. Throughout the film they embraced people who sinned, but they don't show the consequences. When you have a child outside of marriage, its hard on the mother (who we should support to have the child) and the child. When you drive drunk and someone dies, life doesn't simply just go on like nothing ever happened. I wish Christians would not characterize believers like everything always great even when it's not. It's a disservice and offensive to those outside the faith. Life is complicated and messy and sin has real consequences whether forgiveness is given or not. If you're going to deal with these issues, at least approach it honestly.