Robert

This Film gives me hope for our future on a day when I felt as if we have passed so far away from our balance point on this planet that there is no coming back. The potent and tangible story of Molly and John is a reminder of what I believe is our place in this world. As we act as stewards and champions of natures bounty, I believe it is possible that we can find balance in each corner of our world. (and lives) To say 'I am inspired' by this film sounds almost trite as that falls so far short as a description of the resonating peaceful motivation (Hope) and the complete solidification of vision (resolution) that it imparted to me. I feel truly hopeful for all of us, we just need a million more stories like this. To me, this story is proof that when we work in harmony with nature, the Earth provides for us, nurtures us and cradles us. When we change the way we look at things, the things we look at change. Thank you Molly and John, thank you Todd and thank you to all who came along side and worked their tails off! May your example spread like seeds in the breeze and may your bounty never end.

Worst attempt at a gripping drama ever. Worst acting ever, worst storyline ever and an absolutely awful message. This film is an advertising for retribution and does nothing to promote a narrative that increases honor or uplifts peace and solidarity. At a time when we are seeing a revival of attempts to cause race division and further breakdown of the trust people have in law enforcement, this film is a particular affront to all who work so hard and risk their lives every day. There is Nothing redeeming about the film, but more to the point the message is nothing anyone needs to have in their heart and mind, ever. The death of a loved one is tragic and beyond painful, but revenge kills the soul and casts many others down with the one pulling the trigger. Taye Diggs should’ve known better. What a horrible waste of time and huge mistake. Do not bother!!!

This film was touching with moments of profundity and grounding perspective. Would love to see a follow-up and to see how the lives of everyone have progressed. I hope that the all to brief experiences still resonate in the hearts and minds of those involved in the making of the film. For me the Meaning of life was illuminated and lifted up in the film, that is; that we are all part of a whole, a note in the song, a drop in the ocean. We are the meaning of life. Much love to all.