Redemption Way

Why do bad things happen to good people? And, how can we be at peace about our loved ones and their eternity? These are just two of the questions raised by "Redemption Way", a 2017 release by Co-Directors Dan Gremley and Brad Podowski, from an original screenplay by Podowski. The film centers around Jenny Payne, a nurse whose life is turned upside down by the loss of loved ones, unresolved issues in her marriage and a major dilemma when her career comes into conflict with her devotion to her God.

Jenny is beautifully played by Kaitlyn Griggs, and the pacing and the interplay of the films core characters is just right. I watched this film with my family and we were all very moved by the tenderness of the story and its message of trust in Jesus--even when it's hard and may not make sense to the world around us. What we learn from "Redemption Way" is that God is greater than our fears, our losses and the unanswered questions we all face in life.

I had an opportunity to watch this movie this weekend. It was excellent. I have worked in hospice for 12yrs, this movie accurately portrayed the journey of a patient...........and a friend when they have to face a tragic disease together. It also accurately documents the struggle of an individual having to chose between her faith and her job. I was very inspired by the compassion and the character of this movie!

The fact that this Indie is able to engage the audiences is a success right there. Casting could have been better and character dynamics are untrue and pretentious. Apart from that, a lot of positives to talk about. The emotion mainly is engaging and drives to the end of the movie. Greatly for mature audiences.

What if ethics violations in medicine are a plot? This movie. Really offensive on every level for anyone of moral character. If you have even a passing familiarity with end of life care it should be obvious why this movie is irredeemably evil.

It is worth watching. Jenny has not forgotten her childhood friend and did what best she can help. It is not offensive in any manner and its a story of two friends one facing life-taking sickness and the other going beyond her comfort zone to offer love and support.

I can't understand the title justifies the story but I feel it does the description beneath: Jenny is a committed Christian who lovingly serves patients as a hospice nurse. But when her unbelieving friend Autumn goes on hospice care Jenny is confronted with the weakness of her own faith. Now she must learn what it will take to love her friend as Christ would.