A short film which center's on Jack, a young man caught between his family, his faith and his sexuality. As Jehovah's Witnesses Jack and his family are united in their devotion to their faith but as Jack's sexuality comes to light this revelation puts a strain on the family and their position with the local church leaving 16 year old Jack with an impossible decision to make.
Josh Lewindon, Michael McDonough
Director
Sylvie Briggs
Sheena Harrison
Adam Courting
Brother Aginbola
Leslie Davidoff
Brother Charles
Josh Lewindon
Brother Williams
Lauren-Nicole Mayes
Suzie Newman
Maria McColgan
Janice Stokes
Jeremy Todd
Andrew Newman
Blair Robertson
Matthew Watson
Zoe Vaux-Thomson
Louise Newman
Emily Wells
Kylie Dawes
Harry Winchester
Jack Newman
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