Unbroken: Path to Redemption
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38
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Release Date: September 14th, 2018

PG-13 |1 hr 38 min

Plot Summary

Haunted by nightmares of his horrific experiences, World War II hero Louis Zamperini meets Cynthia Applewhite, a young woman who becomes his wife. Zamperini's personal demons soon threaten to destroy his marriage -- until he hears the stirring words of the Rev. Billy Graham in 1949. Embracing his newfound Christian faith, Louis starts to turn his life around by learning to forgive his former oppressors and spreading the message of peace and love.

Cast: Samuel Hunt, Merritt Patterson, Bobby Campo, David Sakurai, Vincenzo Amato, Maddalena Ischiale, Gianna Simone, Ali Eagle

Director: Harold Cronk

Genres: Biography , Historical drama

Production Co: Capital Arts Entertainment, Matt Baer Films, Pure Flix Entertainment

Distributors: Pure Flix Entertainment

Keywords: Hospital , Prison , Rise , Quest , Inspiring , 1930s , 1950s , Fall , Touching , Wife , House , Emotional , 1940s , Relationships , Love , Brash ,

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  • 15
    Carlos AguilarTheWrap

    Zoran Popovic’s uninspired cinematography, paired with barely credible production design, give “Path to Redemption” the aesthetic feel of a low-budget reenactment segment in a basic cable history show. The performances operate at about the same level; no one gets to shine beyond over-acting during a few emotionally charged scenes. show more

  • 50
    Frank ScheckThe Hollywood Reporter

    The movie delivers an inspiring message about the power of faith and forgiveness, which is its obvious raison d'etre. But it does so in the sort of formulaic, cliched and simplistic manner that afflicts so many inspirational films. show more

  • 50
    Katie WalshChicago Tribune

    Hunt gives it as all as the tortured Louis, but Patterson is the heart and soul of the film, giving a far more interesting performance as his long-suffering wife. show more

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