Trust

Trust is a down-to-earth, Aussie faith-based film that will really hit home. It does a great job of showing the ups and downs of a Christian marriage when trust is broken. I found it a very realistic portrayal of how faith and forgiveness play out in real life, without feeling overly preachy. The characters felt genuine, and I think other Australians watching this will probably agree that this is more what faith looks like in practise for the typical Aussie. It's a heartfelt movie that's not afraid to dig into tough situations while keeping its message of hope and redemption front and centre.

I found this on Amazon Prime when I was looking for a faith-based movie, and was very surprised when I heard Australian accents. I look forward to seeing more from this producer.

As a Christian, I appreciate the project's efforts to further God's Truth in the world.

As an objective movie viewer, I was often left scratching my head at various plot twists, flat dialogue, and unresolved issues.

At the film's conclusion, I felt resolved that God's plan was being manifested, but unsatisfied with the paucity of depth of character development, and an overall lack of creativity to the storytelling.

This movie is not even close to real life. A cheating wife of a husband decides to go slutting on her faithful husband and she just says that she is sorry and everything is OK? A woman betrays her husband, her wedding vows, accepts what satan has to offer, sex with a rich man, in a setting overlooking a valley as if satan is saying follow me and all this is yours, and she accepts the invitation. As a man, the marriage needs to be annulled, because it will not work down the road. She committed the ultimate betrayal and there is accountability and consequences for it. Can she be forgiven, yes, but she does not escape God's consequences. Every time that husband looks at her, he will see her in her lover's lap or the lover on top of her, without getting any more descriptive, you get the picture. It will fester and explode down the road. Dump her and move on because it will be a disaster later! Not reality

It's hard to put trust in God and accept that it's all His plan if we're going through like this man or Job. This film is beautifully made for this. It's a standard film with beautiful shots and natural acting. I'm very satisfied and blessed I watch this, and so excited to see next Angus Benfield's film.

Have you ever lost everything, or gone through a dip, where nothing appears to be working out? Is that life? It happens to us all, but can we really thank God when things are not working out at all.

This film helps us to put it in perspective - certainly worth watching, particularly if you need a buzz.