The Storyteller

Loved the movie. Also emailed the director to tell him and ask for the reading at the grandmother's graveside. The Irish music as the background music was great. I loved the story line, which shows a family in strife and realistic portrayal solutions to resolve the issues. Mr Griffin's part was superbly acted and he is a very good singer. The cast was well chosen and the story offers a fairy tale addition which adds a bit of mystery - very enjoyable. I give it a raring of 10 PLUS! Best movie I've seen in a long time.

Ticks all the boxes. Well done. Interesting story. Cinematography has good moments. Great job Joe. I am recommending to everyone.

After watching I felt like someone read me a nice bedtime story and I could easily drift off into a dreamy state. This films bring light into the world and is reminding us of what happens to us when we grow up and stop believing in stories. The elderly grandmother still believes and is meant to be like Wendy from Peter Pan. It's an enchanting film about a child who helps the adults start believing again and brings everyone together. It weaves some fantasy with reality so it works for kids and adults.

"I liked it" and "Amazing" were the comments after watching by my daughters. It kept me awake which for a movie is rare (true story- LOL). Loved this and a family movie is a great understatement. I don't have the words to describe. Do yourself a favor and hit the play button. You won't regret it.

Joe Crump has created a film that combines the magical and the relatable. We meet a cast of characters, particularly Maggie (Samantha Colburn), Jen (Cassidy Mack) and John (James Snyder), who've built various walls between themselves without realizing their importance to each other. Enter Abby (the adorable Brooklyn Rae Silzer), who acts as the conduit who brings them together ... and also (happily) closer to Rosemary (Constance Towers ), who has a surprising connection to young Abby. Distance turns to love before our eyes -- and perhaps makes us think about the folly of our own unnecessary walls.