Grace Unplugged
A gifted young singer and aspiring songwriter faces a test of her Christian faith and family ties when she defies her worship-pastor father and pursues pop-music stardom in GRACE UNPLUGGED, a moving and uplifting film that probes the true meaning of success.
Director(s)
Brad J. Silverman
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Reno
**Chasing a dream against the family will!** This is a Christian film and like usual, I did not mind that. I cherish film for what it narrates than on what it all was all built on. Yeah, there's a little annoyance when a father is not letting his daughter to pursue her dreams. Especially in this modern world, and too in the western world, this is a bit surprising. Grace, an 18 year old girl raised with the Christian faith is set to find her own life path. Her father, who is insisting her not to abandon the faith is the one to be convinced about what she wanted to accomplish in her life. She takes the chance that comes her way and the rest is history making. An inspiring film. Not just for the Christian faith, but anybody with dreaming to accomplish something big. Particularly the youngsters. The cast was good, and the characters. Music tracks too enjoyable. Maybe the runtime should have been a shorter to accompany the pace. But overall not bad, a fine film was once watching. _6/10_
Grace Unplugged FAQs
Brad J. Silverman is the director of Grace Unplugged.
The cast of Grace Unplugged includes Kevin Pollak as Frank "Mossy" Mostin, Emma Catherwood as Kendra Burroughs, Zane Holtz as Jay Grayson, Shawnee Smith as Michelle Trey, Michael Welch as Quentin, James Denton as Johnny Trey, AJ Michalka as Gracie Trey, Jamie Grace as Rachel, and Chris Tomlin as Himself.
The duration of Grace Unplugged is 1h 42 mins.
Grace Unplugged was released on 04 Oct 2013.
Grace Unplugged is listed under Drama and Music on Fanbiz.
Grace Unplugged has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 6.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "**Chasing a dream against the family will!** This is a Christian film and like usual, I did not mind that. I cherish film for what it narrates than on what it all was all bui..."
