Moral Rating: | not reviewed |
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Primary Audience: | Adults Teens |
Genre: | Christian Drama |
Length: | 1 hr. 28 min. |
Year of Release: | 2013 |
USA Release: |
August 13, 2013 DVD: January 28, 2014 |
about faith and hope in the Bible
about Joseph in the Bible
being hated and betrayed by family members
starting a new life
staying strong in the Lord
difficulties of being separated from family
feeling heartbroken
false accusations / being falsely accused of a wrongdoing
Why does God allow innocent people to suffer? Answer
What about the issue of suffering? Doesn’t this prove that there is no God and that we are on our own? Answer
Did God make the world the way it is now? What kind of world would you create? Answer
What man intends for evil, God intends for good.
We forgive because we are forgiven.
dreams in the Bible
Does God really still given people the power to interpret dreams?
Featuring |
Andrew Cheney … Brady Gray Megan Parker … Kate Welling Akron Watson … Chris Mark Walters … Jake Gray Jonathan Brooks … Ryan Gray Spencer Harlan … Logan Gray Sean Brison … Sean Gray Kirk Sisco … David Benson Todd Terry … Bill Tanner April Hartman … Julia Tanner Al Garrett … Jamison Roderick Lang … Bigs Marcus Estell … Whitmore R.J. Gloria … Ricky Douglas Goodrich … Stevie Arianne Martin … Jessica Joel Hudgins … John Leary Dell Johnson … Marcus Melissa Odom … Tessa Jason Carroll … Bartender Dawn Ezelle … Summertime Party Girl Brett Hardin … Club dancer Kurt Krakowian … Inmate Cannon Wise … Teenager |
Director |
Paul Stehlik Jr. |
Producer |
Watermark Films Bobby Downes … studio executive Chris Mano … producer Christopher Morrow … Studio Exec Paul Stehlik Jr … .producer |
Distributor | EchoLight Studios |
“a modern day Joseph story”
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “Hated and betrayed by his brothers, Brady Gray is forced off of the family ranch and must start a new life in Dallas. With a good job and a promising romance, better days seem to lie ahead until Brady is framed for a crime he didn't commit.
What man intends for evil, God intends for good. This simple, yet powerful, message is all Brady Gray has left. His brothers, driven by jealousy, cast away their own flesh and blood in the same way Joseph was sold into slavery by his siblings. Heartbroken and separated from his family, Brady holds tightly to his faith and begins to build a new life for himself. But there are more challenges in store for this servant of God. False accusations land Brady in prison, where his God-given gift of interpreting dreams helps him forge friendships that will play an important role in his ultimate salvation. Upon his miraculous release from prison, Brady discovers, as his dreams predicted, that his brothers direly need his help. Despite the pain and suffering caused by his betrayal, Brady must find the strength to embrace one of the Bible's most important messages: We forgive because we are forgiven. Seasons of Gray is a modern day retelling of the story of Joseph and his coat of many colors. This uplifting feature film is quality family entertainment with strong morals and an enduring message of hope.
Audience Choice Award Winer at San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival and San Diego Christian Film Festival”
Official site: seasonsofgray.com
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