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Wings of the Wind (2015)
It’s 1946, Rose Cornell, a resolute young woman, struggles with her faith while searching for answers after a series of painful events. She has been abandoned by her mother, her brother is addicted to illegal gambling, and a near tragic crash has taken away her favorite pastime of flying airplanes. As Rose reaches the point of turning her back on her faith, will an unlikely source lead her to the goodness of God? Will she find His love, faithfulness, and restoration? Follow Rose's journey to find an answer to the age old question, "God if you're in control, why do bad things happen?”
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It’s 1946, Rose Cornell, a resolute young woman, struggles with her faith while searching for answers after a series of painful events. She has been abandoned by her mother, her brother is addicted to illegal gambling, and a near tragic crash has taken away her favorite pastime of flying airplanes. As Rose reaches the point of turning her back on her faith, will an unlikely source lead her to the goodness of God? Will she find His love, faithfulness, and restoration? Follow Rose's journey to find an answer to the age old question, "God if you're in control, why do bad things happen?”
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Family
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In Theaters:3/1/2015
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Runtime:120 minutes
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Cast
Kim Robinson
Director
Nicole Mauck
Rose Cornell
Lexi Baumeyer
Josie Bradford
Wes Alden
Tony West
Al LaFleur
Jesse Bradford
Jesse Massaro
Seth Cornell
Charlotte Arnold
Hannah Cornell
Emmy Anderson
Phoebe Kendal
Mark Holbrook
Cliff Cornell
Keri Garrett
Ruby Jewel Alden
Rick Robinson
James Brayden (voice)
Amber West
Bessie Alden
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