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Director: Perry Lang Writer: Ken Aguado Giving Films I feel crazy.  I watched this with my folks not knowing who the stars are, and if the person to be interviewed by the journalist "claiming to be God" was a terrorist or something.  It was the only thing  we haven't seen besides Halloween, which we would never watch. When the movie started we learned that GIVING FILMS  was one of the producers/ distributors, and that meant that this movie was made for promulgation of the faith.  Giving Films is a non-profit organization. Oh, while we were looking at the cast(when we reached the cinema area of Alabang Town Center), of course we recognized DAVID STRATHAIRN's name. He's a man who played all types of roles, from the kindest to the vilest. BRENTON THWAITES is also no stranger to us.  We have seen him in many movies like GOD'S OF EGYPT(I watched this primarily because of Gerard Butler, but I didn't blog about this), MALEFICENT , PIRA...

Gifted 18-year-old Meg has been abandoned by her father and neglected by her hardworking mother. Left to care for her emotionally disturbed younger sister, her world begins to unravel. She finds an outlet in writing poetry and support from her English teacher, Mr. Auster. But what started out as a mentoring relationship begins to get a bit more complex. Written by  Anonymous From imdb David Strathairn is not even a harmless crush, but he is one of my favourite actors.  So how do I differentiate?  A harmless crush is someone I am in awe with his talents and I am attracted to physically, but there's this acceptance of who is involved with him.  You see they are good together and are happy for them.  Being attracted to that crush physically means I not only find him handsome, but he's my type of guy(Having proof that he is also a good person, gives back to the community, loves his family, etc. are added factors), yet I am wide awake and I categorise mysel...