Tapestry

Tapestry touches on themes everyone can identify with - life, family, love, work, redemption - woven into a tapestry of story that everyone should see. It's a heart-warming drama that keeps you engaged from beginning to end. I highly recommend it.

Such a great real movie about real life situations. Great acting and great story line. My wife and I really loved the message it gives to everyone. Anyone that needs some uplifting in their lives should watch this movie👍👍👍

In many respects, TAPESTRY has become my new, favorite film.

In my opinion, TAPESTRY also just became the new litmus test for evangelism where filmmaking is concerned.

TAPESTRY is #RAWbrilliance. I need to see it with my boys.

Were there a couple wrinkles production wise? Sure, but TAPESTRY still crushes even the very idea of a FAST N FURIOUS 27 or watching THE "ROCK" jump from a 100 story building and live. Sorry, so over HOLLYWOOD at this point. #Not sorry

Grateful that TAPESTRY exists. #TISaGodthing

TAPESTRY is a Evangelical Christian-themed drama that repeats the plots of many other Evangelical Christian films: bad things happen to a very good Christian person and that person copes by adopting an Evangelical Christian worldview., These films comfort believers by buttressing their existing beliefs, whilst attempting to entice troubled non believers into adopting Evangelical Christianity as an answer to their problems. Producers, directors, and investors of these films, themselves Evangelical, focus on their messianic message whilst all other aspects of filmaking are given short shrift. This film no exception. Believers are comforted whilst others might come away disappointed as the film itself is so poorly executed. I should note here that Morman Church affiliated production companies put out scores of this genre promoting the Morman-Christian worldview, but with more money so production values are somewhat better.

But it is just too hard to get past the bad acting, the narration that gives TMI. It's boring. I can't give a spoiler, because I couldn't make it to the end.