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From  imdb Directed by DAVID BOYD Written by CANDACE LEE BRIAN BRIGHTLY ERIC NEWMAN MELANIE WISTAR In the middle of watching this movie I wondered if this was a true story.  Well, it is, but not about one person, but a thousand, according to the World Wide Web. There are Michael and Cory Brands out there who are baseball players, but this is not really about them. This is a Christian movie, but it is very secular as well.  The struggles of the characters are very real.  They have support groups, and even if Jesus is at the center of it all, the movie shows and reminds us that change does not come overnight, and nothing great could happen if we hold back.  When I searched who said it, "Google" points to SCOTT ELROD, the handsome actor who plays Cory Brand. I like the approach and treatment of this movie.  It talks about Jesus, but it doesn't shove into your face His teachings or whatever. All of us are broken, and we have things in...

Google  Kate (Helfer), a driven accounting executive, heads to Cancun with her boyfriend Eric, an equally ambitious land development executive, for some much-needed rest and relaxation. But the getaway they agreed would be 90 percent romance and just 10 percent work becomes anything but that. Upon arrival, Eric learns a prominent real estate developer is a guest in their resort. Wanting to seize the opportunity for potential business, Eric chases this new venture and leaves Kate to her own devices time and again. Luckily, Shep (Campbell), the resort's activities director, is an old friend of Kate's from her camp counselor days and more than willing to help fill her solo hours with fun and adventure. As the old friends spend more time together and reconnect, Kate is reminded of dreams she used to have and finds herself wondering if it's time to change course. Written by anonymous- imdb Director: Mark Rosman Story by Jennifer Barrow and Rich Tabach Teleplay by  B...