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With little fanfare this inspiring film opened in our theaters midway into Women’s History Month, but it is even more timely—and significant– for another reason. It is probably the best defense of immigrants that you will see in this or any year. Although the name Mother Cabrini is well known because she became the first …
When an a former streetwalker is persuaded by her doctor to take in an orphan from Africa, the woman & boy’s mutual hostility changes into acceptance and love, enriching her final days.
The Biblical HOSEA transformed into a modern love story centered this time on the prostitute and her background but still focused on grace.
A girl, blinded by her mother 13 years earlier, is befriended by a kind man when they meet in a park. He is black, so the racist mother tries to keep them apart.