This film is a beautiful piece which envelops the idea of mending a seemingly shattered relationship. It really connects with the viewers through the concept of giving someone the chance of a better life through a seemingly dampening and sad decision. The strong desire of the lead character, Shannon, to seek out the connection of her birth mother with her adoptive family runs purely through my heart. A fantastic piece by Chad Berry, executed perfectly by Johnathan Brownlee. I would very much recommend this film for its healing and powerful story.
Review of Three Days in August
