Elton Clough

People who had experienced the real get togethers (in some assisting capacity) might smile at this portrail of how less the "world leaders" change the world for good compared with people like Martin Luther King Junior.

Get it on film 4 soon, ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

This movie is as disturbing as hearing about people being burned alive (in reality) after false blasphemy accusations in Pakistan.A Christian is portrayed as a monstrous caracature in this movie. I'd advise anyone to seek peace with God after seeing it! The movie is very well done, but it's probably not a bad thing that it attacks Christians unfairly, rather than genuinely hateful religions (which seems to imply it regards Christianity as one of the hateful ones, not the loving your enemies one as Jesus taught.)

I thought it was a positive and enjoyable rendition of an inspiring true story.

The freedom of the director and writers enhanced the story rather than marring it in my opinion!