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I Am Worthy (2025)

I Am Worthy is an uplifting, fantastical adventure that follows a boy, his sister, and her husband after a tragic car accident, coping with guilt and loss from a Christian perspective. While this film is exceptionally clean, it does contain depictions of blood, death, and a car accident which may be considered "scary" for younger children. I Am Worthy was directed by its creator and writer, Sarah McDaniel, and produced by she, Johnny Angel Villegas, and Obed Elias Perez. This piece was developed by the entire crew with a deep passion and drive for bringing viewers comfort and an understanding of God's grace.
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I Am Worthy is an uplifting, fantastical adventure that follows a boy, his sister, and her husband after a tragic car accident, coping with guilt and loss from a Christian perspective. While this film is exceptionally clean, it does contain depictions of blood, death, and a car accident which may be considered "scary" for younger children. I Am Worthy was directed by its creator and writer, Sarah McDaniel, and produced by she, Johnny Angel Villegas, and Obed Elias Perez. This piece was developed by the entire crew with a deep passion and drive for bringing viewers comfort and an understanding of God's grace.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sarah McDaniel
Written By:Sarah McDaniel
In Theaters:9/12/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
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