In God I Trust

A sprawling, surprisingly epic blue collar crime drama that rarely belies its low budget. Big themes handled with a mix of nuance and didacticism, but the different story threads weave together in surprising, fresh ways that manage to not feel contrived. A few standout performances and bold directorial choices lift this above its weight class. Worth a rental.

Great cinematics good acting I just have to say I really enjoyed this movie it's something different.

I am a mixed race kid from Canada and I was raised in a small community. Growing up for me was challenging at times, so this film really speaks to me and makes me feel stronger about who I am and where I came from.

I highly recommend this movie.

I came to IMDB to see if someone had an explanation for this movie, but no such luck. Apparently, everybody thought it was great. I was wondering throughout if this was a faith-based flick as there were various references throughout extolling the virtues of religion, ie Christianity. I'm now wondering if the positive reviews are primarily due to the religious aspect. The movie itself is a poor man's version of Crash which tries to weave various story threads together. However, these threads are so loosely woven as to be mainly individual threads and nonsensical. The ending was beyond laughable with no rhyme or reason other than exploring the limits of arbitrariness. The writer and director apparently missed the class where resolution of a story is explained. This movie resolves nothing after the buildup which was a tour de force of manipulation and a hodge-podge of events taken from current headlines.

Great movie! Movie has you wanting more... a sequel perhaps?