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A Letter To Dad

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This shows that you don't need special effects to make a film special. Following in the tradition of films like Fireproof, A Letter To Dad is shot on a lower budget but carries an impressive cast (John Ashton, Paul Gleason, Mario Van Peebles). It starts a little slow and may seem after the first ten minutes like this will be a series of extended music video segments. However, once Dan's father Mike starts reading his son's letter and begins reflecting on the past, the film soars and never drops.

This touches on an unfortunately common case in today's society. However, it needs to be seen and will be a blessing not only for broken families but for all. God has done some amazing works inspiring talented film makers in cinema in recent years, and this is another highly recommended entry. Don't miss it!

This is a story about a young man struggling to move forward in his life, because of the problems he had with his father in the past. The movie features many other people with similar problems and watches as the main character find hope, forgiveness and a break with the past. Nice.

movie was very slow and no subtitles or captions to be able to read what is going on. do the makers of the dvds think we all can read lips. movie not worth buying.