Wildflower, a psychological thriller with a message of hope
By Janey DeMeo, Special to ASSIST News Service (Movie Review)
VISTA, CA (April 28, 2016)
-- Haunted by recurring nightmares and a traumatic childhood, art
student Chloe Moray manifests her inner turmoil through some dark
artwork. But she cannot identify exactly where the disturbing images
come from, and begins to suspect that they relate to suppressed memories
-- memories that seem to link to the unresolved death of a teen girl
some twelve years prior.
But everyone thinks that Chloe, played by Nathalia Ramos (Nickelodeon’s House of Anubis, ABC Family’s Switched at Birth),
is simply delusional with serious mental issues. Everyone but Josh that
is. He thinks there may be something more behind the visions.
Josh, played by Cody Longo (High School, Fame, Not Today, Hollywood Heights…),
shrouded by his own sad memories from a personal tragedy, and
struggling not to lose his faith, finds himself wanting to help Chloe.
In so doing, he finds himself risking his life looking for a killer.
Josh’s compassion for Chloe -- his desire to walk with her through this
tense drama -- lead them both of towards healing.
Wildflower
brings a strong message of healing and restoration. It is suspenseful
with many unexpected twists that keep you guarded till the end.
However,
the movie overlooks a few issues that bothered me. For one thing,
Chloe, who has run away from home and is in hiding, has a different set
of clothes in every scene. (I don’t see how all those outfits could
possibly fit in her backpack.) There are a few other places where the
details of the story seem to have been overlooked making it less
credible, but overall the film is good.
Written
and directed by Nicholas “Nick” DiBella, a prolific and successful
screenplay writer (Runnin' Home, Address Unknown, Chasing Bobby Jones,
Kart Racer), this inspiring psychological thriller is being released
worldwide this Spring.
Find more about Wildflower at http://www.wildflowerthemovie.com/, or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Wildflowerthemovie/.
Photo
captions: 1) Scene from the movie. 2) DVD Poster. 3) Nick DiBella,
director, behind the camera. 4) Cody Longo. 5) Louis and Janey DeMeo,
pictured at the studios of the Holy Spirit Broadcasting Network
(http://hsbn.tv), after doing an interview there.
About
the writer: Janey De Meo is founding-president of Orphans First -- a
Christ-centered non-profit ministry helping underprivileged children
around the world. She is an author, freelance writer and Bible teacher
-- and has worked with husband, Louis, as a church-planter in France.
Her website is: www.orphansfirst.org.
** You may republish this or any of our ANS stories with attribution to the ASSIST News Service (www.assistnews.net).
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar