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No Lost Cause

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Beth Ann Collins is paralyzed after a drunken driving accident, and she lashes out at anyone who tries to help her. Her time to recover the use of her legs slowly slips away, and it is only through faith that she is able to heal.

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Audience Member Certain critics will most likely excoriate this story of a miracle for blatant proselytizing, but this move is less about religion than it is about faith. There are hokey lines and dialogue that's unnecessarily forced. Some of the acting by secondary characters might be less than stellar. Nonetheless, the protagonist is convincing. She manages to evoke considerable pathos even while she rages blindly at the world. The greatest line of the movie comes at the end, but it's worth the wait-much like an unexpected miracle. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/05/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Beth Ann Collins is paralyzed after a drunken driving accident, and she lashes out at anyone who tries to help her. Her time to recover the use of her legs slowly slips away, and it is only through faith that she is able to heal.
Director
Ashley Raymer-Brown, Rachael Yeager
Producer
Ashley Raymer-Brown
Screenwriter
Rachael Yeager
Genre
Drama, Romance
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 30, 2018
Runtime
1h 43m
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