Matthew Stevenson is
15 years old and the biggest event in his life right now is that his parents are getting a divorce. Instead of dealing with this my talking out his feelings, he
takes a baseball bat to the church windows and the wooden signs. He also paints “liar” in red spray
paint on one of the walls. What he
doesn’t know is a video camera required by the church insurance is capturing
his work on film. He is brought in
to talk with the Pastor with his parents.
He is assigned the job of cleaning up what he has done and to work with Ernest. He is the original woodcarver of the
works Matthew has destroyed.
Ernest knows Matthew
needs someone to guide him and show him a new path. Matthew’s parents are too close to the situation and too
busy fighting with each other.
Ernest offers a safe haven for Matthew to learn new skills working with
wood, his parents and life. 3 ½*
(I liked this movie)
96
min, Drama directed by Terry Ingram with John Ratzenberger, Dakota Kaulby,
Woody Jeffreys, Nicle Oliver, Anthony Harrison, Stephen E. Miller. Tom McBeath,
Merrily Gann.
Note: Imdb 6.8/10, 83% audience on Rotten
Tomatoes, Amazon 4 ½*.
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