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Kristopher KimlinMúsica:
Paul MillsReparto:
Sean Astin, C. Thomas Howell, Jon Voight, Virginia Williams, Brando Eaton, Sherri Shepherd, Rhoda Griffis, Steven Chester Prince, Kevin Downes (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Un talentoso jugador de fútbol americano de high school debe aprender a aceptar valientemente su talento y su fe, mientras lucha con tensiones raciales dentro y fuera del campo, en WOODLAWN, un nuevo filme, conmovedor e inspirador, basado en una historia real de cómo el amor y la unidad vencieron al odio y la división a principios de los setenta en Birmingham, Alabama. (Canzion Films)
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Faith really does have a purpose. The Erwin Brothers are beginning to look like a promising revolution in the Christian film industry. They are able to deliver stories to the viewer with ease and sensitivity, along with maintaining a quality production worthy of a Hollywood cast. Woodlawn is no exception to this. A quality take on a real event with a team spirit and a devotion to God. Great atmosphere with a very surprising Nic Bishop! Keep it up.
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Not by a long shot! This film can be as well-made as it wants, but it's just not something that appeals to me. Those preachings about faith are simply stupid. People believe in something that doesn't make sense, just because they're not capable of giving their best. Yet, they don't acknowledge the values that this faith presents. Yes, here it's portrayed that everyone becomes friends in the end, but I don't know, has racism really disappeared in America?
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