Acting leaves a lot to be desired. Cast just skates through without a care in the world. A 16 year old girl goes homeless, isn't bothered, attacked, molested by anyone. She has an encounter with one homeless nut job who's nothing but nice. Amazingly her and a not so much friend share a storage locker for days, wearing the same clothes and both manage to have perfect, clear hair and clothes throughout the movie. Come on. Neither so much had a smudge on them.
The father is set up by a co-worker for theft. A small circuit testing device. You can find them for $30 at Harbor Freight. For this he's fired with next to no evidence. His boss who says he wanted to trust him gives him no chance to defend himself. Somehow the boss gets felony charges pressed and with a conviction 17 years in his past he's sentenced to years in prison. Years for theft under $100. A first year law student could have gotten this guy off with a slap on the wrist.
The part where the girl's letters to go disappear, that was moderately clever as was the bad girl's letter not being taken.
Too easy. Badly acted. Scenery at the park was beautiful. Might be good for young kids, family movie night.
Review of A Box of Faith
