The Shift

I took my daughter to this movie, and we both cried! It was an absolutely wonderful movie -- riveting and suspenseful, yet moving and tender! Wonderful family-safe movie! There was no inappropriate scenes to embarrass anyone in the family and no foul language to make a mom or dad cringe for the younger ones! It is truely a thankful relief when movie writers and directors can make an emotional point -- whether mad, sad, angry, hateful, happy, excited, fearful or hurt -- and do it successfully without using cuss words or nasty connotations! A fantastic story wrapped as a present with a true gift. Subliminal suggestions can be so strong. If you know someone who isn't saved or needs to hear it differently, this movie is a REAL conversation starter!

If you pay attention closely, this movie explains clearly how Satan (the Benefactor) try's to win your soul by feeding your mind with lies like "God isn't for you, but against you", and "God doesn't care about you or love you" and last but not least, "God isn't even real"! This movie uses similarities of the story of Job in the Bible to tell the story of a man who suffers greatly at the hands of Satan, only to learn that when he keeps his heart and mind on the Truth, all things work out for the good. One of the best movies I've seen in a long time. I highly recommend it to everyone! If you like sci-fi you'll like this movie too.

This is an incredible movie that changed me profoundly. I've been struggling for a while with negative self-talk and feeling defeated. This movie opened my eyes to who was whispering in my ear. Satan, The Devil, The Evil One, The Serpent. I came out of the theatre on FIRE!

The lights were brighter, the colors more vivid and I prayed with my friend all the way home thanking God for this movie and "the shift" in perspective it gave me. I am absolutely and forever FREE. I am no longer in bondage, and I will no longer listen to the lies I am being fed by Satan. I know where the truth is and I will stand in that truth boldly and confidently.

Thank you for this gift. It is exactly what I needed to wake up. This modern-day story of Job spoke to me. It has encouraged me to get into the Book of Job and refresh myself with the story and the message it gives.

I have been telling everyone I know they MUST SEE THIS MOVIE. I gratefully paid if forward for those who can't afford to see it. I pray it will inspire anyone who watches it and bust open their soul like it did mine.

A simple guy, between problems as husband and risk to be fired, has a car accident.

The help for him comes from one who has all posibilities to make his life different, apparent in good sense, offering everything for a simple word.

But his decision is clear, his gesture more than obvious.

And this is the story.

A very familiar one, inspired project of Angel. Studios, a religious film, off course but, more significant, a real important question to the viewer.

Because you know very well the scenes in coffeshop , you understand the nice root of this short film about option, second chance, fair answer and the not refusable opportunity who is ignored.

In short, in profound sense, touching.