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La forza del perdono

Titolo originale: Amish Grace
  • Film per la TV
  • 2010
  • TV-PG
  • 1h 29min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,0/10
2185
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Kimberly Williams-Paisley in La forza del perdono (2010)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen a gunman killed five Amish children and injured five others in a Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania schoolhouse shooting on 2 October 2006, the world media attention rapidly turned from the tra... Leggi tuttoWhen a gunman killed five Amish children and injured five others in a Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania schoolhouse shooting on 2 October 2006, the world media attention rapidly turned from the tragic events to the extraordinary forgiveness demonstrated by the Amish community. Through t... Leggi tuttoWhen a gunman killed five Amish children and injured five others in a Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania schoolhouse shooting on 2 October 2006, the world media attention rapidly turned from the tragic events to the extraordinary forgiveness demonstrated by the Amish community. Through the eyes of grieving mother Ida Graber, and other devastated families, this movie explores ... Leggi tutto

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    • Gregg Champion
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Micky Levy
    • Teena Booth
    • Donald B. Kraybill
  • Star
    • Kimberly Williams-Paisley
    • Tammy Blanchard
    • Fay Masterson
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,0/10
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    • Regia
      • Gregg Champion
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Micky Levy
      • Teena Booth
      • Donald B. Kraybill
    • Star
      • Kimberly Williams-Paisley
      • Tammy Blanchard
      • Fay Masterson
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    • 6Recensioni della critica
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    Kimberly Williams-Paisley
    Kimberly Williams-Paisley
    • Ida Graber
    Tammy Blanchard
    Tammy Blanchard
    • Amy Roberts
    Fay Masterson
    Fay Masterson
    • Jill Green
    Madison Mason
    Madison Mason
    • Levi Brennaman
    Gary Graham
    Gary Graham
    • Henry Taskey
    Darcy Rose Byrnes
    Darcy Rose Byrnes
    • Rebecca Knepp
    Karley Scott Collins
    Karley Scott Collins
    • Katie Graber
    Eugene Byrd
    Eugene Byrd
    • Danny
    Bruce Nozick
    Bruce Nozick
    • Leonard
    Amy Sloan
    Amy Sloan
    • Rachel Knepp
    John Churchill
    John Churchill
    • Charlie Roberts
    Madison Davenport
    Madison Davenport
    • Mary Beth Graber
    Matt Letscher
    Matt Letscher
    • Gideon Graber
    Eric Nenninger
    Eric Nenninger
    • State Trooper
    Willow Geer
    • Judith
    Christopher Curry
    Christopher Curry
    • Minister
    • (as Chris Curry)
    Kate Fuglei
    Kate Fuglei
    • Shelly
    Jim Metzler
    Jim Metzler
    • County Sheriff
    • Regia
      • Gregg Champion
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Micky Levy
      • Teena Booth
      • Donald B. Kraybill
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    7YourFamilyExpert

    Acting elevates it above other Lifetime movies

    WHAT IS AMISH GRACE ABOUT?

    Tells the story of the 2006 massacre of Amish schoolchildren by a mentally unstable gunman, that religious community's subsequent forgiveness of the murderer, and their outreach to his widow.

    IS IT ANY GOOD? (GRADE: B)

    Despite its status as a Lifetime movie and criticisms that it takes artistic liberties with actual events, Amish Grace emerges as a poignant and inspiring little movie. Due largely to acting and screen writing that are far better than expected, the film transcends its made-for-TV cinematography, editing, and musical score.

    It's true, some of the peripheral characters aren't well-developed and come across as caricatures, but the lead performances by Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Father of the Bride), Matt Letscher (The Mask of Zorro), Tammy Blanchard (Bella), and Amy Sloan (The Day After Tomorrow) are all captivating, each giving wholly credible explorations of pain, loss, redemption, and healing. The screenplay intelligently makes a case for forgiveness, love, and faith without any trace of condescension or criticism. The paradox of the Amish shunning those who've left their faith while forgiving the greater sin of murder is brought up, but sadly left unexplored; still, this is a minor issue for a film this well-performed and moving.

    Historical fiction has always created characters who are composites of actual people in order to streamline the narrative. Films like Titanic and Glory have done this to memorable effect, but rarely has this been attempted with events that are so recent. One may question the choice to focus on a fictional couple rather than actual people whose stories are certainly inspiring. However, by having protagonists who struggle and doubt more than the almost superhuman real-life Amish seemed to, the filmmakers have given the audience someone to relate to. Amish Grace, therefore, should be taken as very good historical fiction, not as history itself, though it will hopefully motivate viewers to learn more about the actual events.

    IS IT OKAY FOR YOUR KIDS? Amish Grace was rated TV-PG. It tastefully addresses the true story of the massacre of Amish schoolchildren by a mentally unstable gunman. The shootings occur off-screen and though the characters see the bodies, the audience does not. Though it contains nothing offensive and is appropriate for families, the film is thematically intense as it deals with the emotional and spiritual aftermath of murder, so parents be aware and ready to discuss the story with mature children.

    ANY WORTHWHILE MESSAGES? Forgiveness doesn't mean condoning wrong actions or letting someone escape consequences, it means letting go of bitterness and hate. You can find peace in loving those who've wronged you.
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    Forgiveness Isn't Easy ... & Putting Out a Decent Movie Isn't, Either

    This movie showed that while forgiveness isn't something that comes naturally, it is something that harms not necessarily the object of hatred but, rather, it harms ourselves, our own lives, & those around us. THIS is the lesson of this movie.

    It tells you right out that it's a fictionalized version of the real event, so I have no problem w/the bits of "drama" added, as another reviewer has indicated. None of that detracted from the important message, & that was the key point. If you have a heart & a soul, you will FEEL this movie ... & be forced to reconsider the next time someone does something petty to you & yours & your automatic reaction is to make them pay--because you will remember this movie, & know that if you can't get over that, you'll never get over the really difficult times.
    9dmv3113

    Powerful, Honest Portrayal of the Power of Forgiveness

    Though the makers of this film got many things wrong in the depiction of Amish home life (a large open hutch filled with decorative plates on display, an Amish woman sleeping in her bonnet? - Absurd.) ALL is FORGIVEN for the powerful message and the honest portrayal of how difficult it is sometimes to follow Christ and obey; but oh, the rewards! Great cast, great acting, great dialogue; though I do wish the Amish had been portrayed with the Dutch/German accent.

    The catalyst event was handled with great discretion and sensitivity. The tension between a bereaved mother and the widow of the shooter was masterfully portrayed, and spot on!

    This is an important movie about an important topic, and is desperately needed in the world now!

    I'm going to watch it again.
    9superlo

    The Power of Forgiveness

    STORY - Based on the true story of the murder of five innocent Amish school girls in 2006 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. The main family in the story is fictional, however. Great acting and screenplay. Emotional without being manipulative. Violent without showing any violence. Inspirational without being preachy. I have always been critical of faith-based films that are basically 'sermons disguised as films'. Faith-based films should be great stories where the message is an integral part of the story. This is one of those. At the heart of the story is a horrific crime. A lone gunman backs his pickup to a one room Amish school, walks in and proceeds to kill five young Amish girls and wound five others. What happens after that is almost as unbelievable. Three Amish men, including the father of one of the victims, visit the home of the killer to offer forgiveness and help to the gunman's widow. But not everyone finds it easy to forgive. Ida Graber (Paisley) isn't buying it. 'I will not betray my daughter by forgiving her killer'. What follows is for the most part the struggle between two women, both mothers & wives, struggling with forgiveness and their husbands from two totally different perspectives. While we may all have a tendency to see the Amish as stoic and and almost mechanical or robotic in their faith, this is not at all what comes thru in the film. While raising (but not answering) some inconsistencies in their practices, we see them as real humans struggling to deal with this horrific crime against their community. One of the most powerful scenes is at the funeral for the gunman. This is a movie that will haunt you and stick with you as you consider (at least I did) how to live out a live of forgiving with even just the most mundane grievances. What could this mean for communities, our nation and our world if forgiveness were truly practiced. I highly recommend this film.
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    Amish Grace: Lessons in Forgiveness

    Film "Amish Grace" is a movie containing lessons in true forgiveness. It's intent was not to educate about Amish lifestyle and beliefs, yet those and the Nickel Mines, PA Amish School murders were the backdrops for the story..the framework if you will allow. It is my opinion that it was not the purpose to capitalize upon the tragedy that struck this serene community near my home, nor to point a finger at Mr. Charlie Roberts and his family. Instead, the film's purpose was to address the radicalness of forgiveness in a world which does not often seek to forgive nor teaches forgiveness. The story, and the example of our Amish Christian brethren, is that of illustrating the beauty and strength of the forgiveness that Christ Jesus Himself commanded of his apostles, and also of us. Forgiveness is not easy to carry out, nor to feel in one's heart. Forgiveness is a decision of the will not to seek to carry out vengeance towards another person. Only God, Who is all-knowing and all-loving can truly know what's going on in a person's heart...the one who carries out a fault against another. So, it follows that God forgives, and as we believe and trust in Him, we also are able to imitate His forgiveness, though we cannot, in our human limitations, completely understand a situation. Jesus asks us to take the higher road. Our unforgiveness is an obstacles to the healing and faith of others. To live in His peace is God's will for all mankind.

    Amish Grace does not seek a major film award. Perhaps it was not perfect in writing, scope, and dialogue, but it is the lesson of forgiveness that is its banner. I hope many, many people see this film and hearten to its lessons. May all people grow in respect of our Amish neighbors and learn also from their simple, quiet, trusting faith in God. We have much to learn from their choice to be separate (holy) unto the Lord. Thanks for reading this.

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    • Quiz
      On Palm Sunday, March 28, 2010, "Amish Grace" premiered on the Lifetime Movie Network and became the most-watched, highest-rated, original television movie in the history of that network.
    • Blooper
      Several of the Amish women have plucked eyebrows. To the Amish, this would be vanity--a sin.
    • Citazioni

      Gideon Graber: Hate is a very big, very hungry thing... with lots of sharp teeth. It will eat up your whole heart, and leave no room left for love.

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      Opening title card reads: "Based on a True Story. However, certain events and characters have been fictionalized including the Graber family."
    • Connessioni
      Features NBC Nightly News (1970)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 28 maggio 2012 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Siti ufficiali
      • Lifetime (United States)
      • Silver Screen Pictures (United States)
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • Amish Grace
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Los Angeles, California, Stati Uniti
    • Azienda produttrice
      • Larry Thompson Organization
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