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Sarah's Choice |  | Director: Chad Kapper
Actors: Rebecca St. James, Andrea Logan White, Brad Stine, Staci Keanan, Charlene Tilton
Studio: Pure Flix Entertainment
Category: DVD
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 2054
Format: NTSC
Language: English (Unknown)
Rating: Unrated
Region: 1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 88 Minutes
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Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 893261001844
EAN: 0893261001844
ASIN: B002QOHW36
Theatrical Release Date: 2009
Release Date: November 17, 2009
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Product Description
Sarah Collins is a young woman on the elevator of success. As a junior account executive at a major advertising agency, Sarah is poised to get it all: executive promotion, salary increase, new car, fabulous apartment and first-class travel. There's only one thing that is standing in her way, an unexpected pregnancy.
Sarah has a choice. Her friends and co-workers insist that she has the right to choose a path that offers a successful career and unlimited rewards. Others advise Sarah of another choice a choice that will not only change her life but also the lives of her loved ones now and forever.
Sarah's Choice is a film that offers compelling moral reasons to choose life.
Starring Rebecca St. James (Multiple Dove and Grammy Award Winner, Millions of Albums Sold, Best-Selling Author) and Dick Van Patten (Eight Is Enough).
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 Film Review: Sarah's Choice March 5, 2010
Ibelisse Sanchez (USA)
Sarah's Choice is an unapologetically yet grace-filled pro-life movie. It stars Christian recording artist Rebecca St. James as Sarah, a young woman climbing the ladder of success only to be forced to make a major decision that will affect her future. Sarah is up against relentless voices telling her to think only of herself. This movie does not shy away from presenting a realistic portrait of a young woman's dilemma. Sarah's Choice is just as much a story about a woman's decision about abortion as it is about a young man coming to terms with his role and responsibility when faced with his girlfriend's pregnancy. It is poignantly relevant to a young generation bent on a quest for self-fulfillment.
Directed by Chad Kapper, this film bears the hallmarks of Christian films rooted in a biblical message, yet it also takes a step forward for Christian filmmaking. Sarah's Choice keeps a steady balance of drama and comedic moments without undercutting the seriousness of the film. The camera close-ups of Sarah's emotional reactions in confronting her boyfriend and family about her pregnancy pull the viewer into the highly personal nature of the film.
Sarah's Choice is a beacon of light that courageously illuminates the biblical response to one of the most highly debated moral issues of our day. The culture of death is slowly invading the impressionable young minds of our generation. Sarah's Choice is a must-see film which can serve to rekindle the flame of commitment to preserve the sanctity of life. But as much as this film champions the right to life of the unborn, it also extends a hand of hope for healing and grace to those who have undergone an abortion.
Besides the obvious appeal to choose life over death, there is an underlying message in Sarah's Choice. We are urged to trust God with our own life. When we are open to listening to God's voice, He speaks life to us. And as carriers of God's Truth, we speak life to others.
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 All smiles for Sarah's choice February 6, 2010
IDOJ Fan in New York
This was a wonderful film with tremendous values. I appreciated the fact that it was family friendly and not corny. I did have a difficult time understanding what the actors were saying, as many of them had accents, so I put on the subtitles, which didn't bother my daughter or me, and that helped. If we had been watching this with a crowd, that might not have been an option, as some people find subtitles too distracting.
All in all, Rebecca St. James did a fine job in this film. I did expect the visions or dreams to be a tad longer and more detailed, but once I accepted that, it was fine.
I am thankful that this film was made. It conveys a wonderful, hopeful message.
Daisy's Life February 1, 2010
Robert Breeden
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
The best thing about this movie is a sled-ride through the snow with a child that may never be. The heart soars; the heart breaks.
The worst thing about this movie is actually the title! You see, it's really less about Sarah's Choice, and more about Daisy's Life.
This is a great movie, because it's more than a movie. It's a thought-piece, it's engaging, and it's entertaining; no mean feat! Those who have the eyes to see it, see it.
You should see it.
Sarah's Choice January 27, 2010
Marilyn Valdez (Alexandria, VA, US)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The message in this movie is one that should get out to everyone. Any Christian School would be interested in showing this to their class. I enjoyed this film because as a parent it reinforced how we as parents can help our children by example. It also made me want to foster a closer relationship with them so that in a time of need, they could count on me for advice and not go elsewhere for it. The film left you with a feeling that if you have made a bad choice in your life, there is hope and love and your faith to help you through it.
Excellent Message, Good Movie January 24, 2010
T. Carter (Muskogee, OK USA)
This movie is done really well, with a good plot and acting. The plot gets a bit obscure at times in favor of presenting the message - though that's really not noticeable (at least if you don't watch the commentaries, and there are two). Most likely your getting this movie because of the message anyway, so that would actually be a good thing.
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