Forgiveness (2006)
A young couple, Steven and Jessica are faced with the life changing choice of whether or not to have a child or have an abortion. The story is seen through the eyes of Steven and the days leading up to their decision. FORGIVENESS offers a compelling and heart wrenching look at love, family, and the search for forgiveness.
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A young couple, Steven and Jessica are faced with the life changing choice of whether or not to have a child or have an abortion. The story is seen through the eyes of Steven and the days leading up to their decision. FORGIVENESS offers a compelling and heart wrenching look at love, family, and the search for forgiveness.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrew R. Berchick, Charles A. Christman III
In Theaters:10/6/2006
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Back2ninety9 Productions
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