High School senior Luke Harris dreams of just one thing... pro surfing. But Luke's parents have other ideas: pick a college and grow up! When Luke learns that a spot is opening up on the local surf team, he see's his big chance to prove to his parents that he can make it as a surfer and avoid being shipped off to school. When a devastating tragedy strikes, Luke is forced to take a hard look at his life with the help of the beautiful "church-girl" Emily and his youth pastor.
Lance Bachelder, Johnny Remo
Director
Justin Schwan
Luke Harris
Kelsey Sanders
Emily Dawson
Angel Cruz
Casey Sanchez
Raquel Gardner
Janet Harris
Greg Calson
David Harris
Danny Smith
Pastor Shane
Andy Shephard
Matt McCoy
Jessie Nickson
Jessica Lopez
Ed V. Morgan
Pastor Ed
Christopher Michael
Carl Wilson
Matt Beacham
Nat Shackelford (as Matt Beacham)
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