Title: The Best Evangelical Film Ever Made
Product review: OK, the disc isn't coming out until January--missing a sure market at Christmas time--and so I cannot talk about disc quality, BUT, even if it was a grainy, botched-up disc, the story makes up for any problems that may come with this title. This is a true story of Corrie Ten Boom and her family's journey to hell after trying to keep a small number of Jews during WWII and how her faith kept her both alive and from harm--even when terribly tested. World Wide Pictures spared no expense on this one and the money spent shows. The picture spares no punches--there is violence, blood, and all the horrors of the camps. The message is clear and the acting is top-notch. There is even a scene with Corrie telling the end of the story. If you are a believer, this is a film to get.
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