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In The Name of God (2013)
In a time of forgiving and giving thanks, a reverend and his family take in a troubled boy named Mason after having lost a son of their own. It's a bumpy ride for Mason, butting heads with his new step-brother and the church counselor he's sentenced to see on a weekly basis. However, with and a renewed faith and a deeper understanding of Thanksgiving traditions, Mason must not only learn to forgive himself, but to understand the true meaning of family.
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In a time of forgiving and giving thanks, a reverend and his family take in a troubled boy named Mason after having lost a son of their own. It's a bumpy ride for Mason, butting heads with his new step-brother and the church counselor he's sentenced to see on a weekly basis. However, with and a renewed faith and a deeper understanding of Thanksgiving traditions, Mason must not only learn to forgive himself, but to understand the true meaning of family.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:11/1/2013
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:KKO Productions, Parkside Pictures, Bridgestone Multimedia Group
Cast
Kevan Otto
Director
Patrick Davis Alarcón
Mason
John Ratzenberger
Reverend Thomas
Robyn Lively
Mrs. Lewis
Eric Roberts
Wallace
Celestine Rae
Fan Lady
Pete Freeland
Tom
Marshal Hilton
Reverend Hugh Fields
Jeannette Grout
Lacey
Susan Chambers
Ruby
Mickey Gooch Jr.
Brandon (as Mickey Gooch)
Shayne Pax
Dee (as Shayne Collins)
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