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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.

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

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.

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.

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.