Summer Snow: Ein kleines Mädchen mit großem Herz

Never forget the power of God. Wonderful story about a family whos mother dies and how the family pulls together and figues out each one needs the others.

I found this movie on Amazon Prime. The acting was good, and Rachel Eggleston's performance was exceptional. It showed the struggles of being a family after losing a wonderful mother, and that healing comes from faith in God. I appreciate that they worked through things by relying on God and each other, rather than bringing in a new "mom".

I felt like the ending was very much rushed and it left me with unanswered questions. I would have liked to have seen their family life as they worked through their issues.

All in all, though, it was a great movie and I am very glad that I saw it.

Summer Snow was truly an incredible film. You know how many of the non mainstream films look like second rate films with poor acting and videography; well not Summer Snow. It is one of the most well written films I have seen this year. The music was equally amazing. The cast was perfect. Everything about the film was absolutely incredible. I have seen some Hollywood productions that wasn't as great as this film. This film literally wowed me. I laughed and cried. I Felt as though I was part of that little family; completely taken in by the story of their lives.

Most of all however I was inspired. I loved the message of how we are to change when God changes us through salvation; even the smallest or most unlikeliest individual can make a world of difference in someone's life.

Kudos to American Family Studios and it's writers/directors Jeremy White and Kendra White for such an exceptional and inspirational film.

This is a film about life and death-and also about love and kindness. Some might see it as a Christian movie. I'm not a Christian myself, but I still found it deeply moving. To me, what it conveys goes beyond religion; it speaks to universal values: love, compassion, and a gentle reminder of what truly matters in life.

At the same time, it's a beautiful family film-gentle, sincere, and quietly uplifting. There's no violence, no coarse language, no suggestive content-just clean, heartfelt storytelling. Both the dialogue and visuals are refreshingly pure, making it a film you can comfortably share with children around the same age as the girl who leads the story.

The closing stages of the film feel a bit rushed. Another shortcoming is the character of the older brother, who feels somewhat underdeveloped.

Perfect family movie with a a message of hope and love of family!