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Film Review and Giveaway: When We Last Spoke

 

When We Last Spoke is an award-winning, heartwarming film about family and forgiveness, based on the novel by Marci Henna. The film won five awards (Best Picture, Best Narrative, Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress, and Best Actor) at the ICVM (International Christian Visual Media) Crown Awards at the National Religious Broadcasters 2021 Christian Media Convention! When We Last Spoke is a story of two sisters, Juliet and Evangeline who are raised up by their paternal grandparents, Walt and Ruby Cranbournes. The film goes back and forth between their childhood (1960's) spent with their loving & caring grandparents and their adulthood (30 years later) when they are estranged because one blames the other for keeping a secret but a situation arises that causes them to reunite. The two girls' performance is fantastic. They have good chemistry. Melissa Gilbert (as Ruby) and Corbin Bernsen (as Walt) also play off each other well as a couple. They face a challenge of not only raising their two granddaughters but also taking care of Walt's difficult mother (played by Cloris Leachman) who has dementia. Family relationship is not always easy; sometimes feelings get hurt even if unintentionally. Grace and forgiveness are certainly needed. Through it all, love and kindness hold the Cranbourne family together. I enjoyed the film and even got teary-eyed. It is a touching and entertaining movie for the whole family. The soundtracks are great; some will make you want to dance along. And if you love vintage cars, you will drool. You can watch it on Amazon Prime or visit here to find all the ways to view this wonderful movie. It's now available on demand and on DVD.



GIVEAWAY: You can win a free digital code for this film. This giveaway is limited to US residents only.
To Enter: Please leave a comment letting me know the title of a family-friendly movie you have recently enjoyed. Please also include your name and email address.
Deadline: Wednesday, August 11th at midnight Pacific time.

~ Many thanks to Last Spoke Partners for providing this product/product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive a sample of the product in exchange for this review and post.

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  1. Mandy BamfordAugust 9, 2021 at 10:22 PM

    A family movie that we enjoy is The Sound of Music. It is not a recent one, but it is one we keep going back to

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