A Menina Que Acredita em Milagres

I'm not religious at all, but I'm moved to tears! This film is not preachy, but tells a story of profound hope and faith. The girl touched many hearts in the film, and has touched me too.

A feel good Christian indie emphasizing miracles for those who believe in God. I'm not Christian but sometimes it's nice to watch a movie with a positive message even though I don't believe there are such "miracles." Don't expect Oscar winning performances but enjoy for the positive message.

Is there a way to currently watch this movie outside the U. S?

Wow! What a surprise. I really like this movie. This is a Christian film but you don't have to be religious or even a Christian to enjoy this wonderful movie.

The story begins in church when a young girl, Sarah (Austyn Johnson) hears the preacher say ''Faith can become so strong that it can move a mountain'' we see in Sarah's eyes, she just believes and takes God at His word. So she starts praying...and miracles start happening. Sarah prays for a dead bird, and comes back to life, a dog is hit by a car and seems dead, she prays over the dog and he jumps up back to life. Sarah's paralyzed friend Mark, literally gets up and walks out of the doctor's office.

Word spreads very quickly that Sarah is a miracle worker and very soon people come to Sarah's house from all over the community to be healed. But then Sarah gets sick and is taken to the hospital. Can the Healer heal herself? Will God give Sarah another miracle?

The film is so positive and uplifting and some really good actors...Mira Sorvino, Peter Coyote, and Kevin Sorbo.

The true message is Anything is possible if you have faith in God.

(I give the film 4 Stars because the low budget look)

You have to be REALLY forgiving to sit through this movie. Sadly, we desperately need movies of this type in this day and age, as our Godless society crumbles, that you would hope they could have found a better scriptwriter. The story is wonderful, and I loved that, but our theater was just about empty except for two other people in a theater that seats probably 60 or 70. The writing and acting was really weak. Cringeworthy, amateur at best. Some characters could have been better cast. At least some well known real actors held the story together, like Mira Sorvino, Peter Coyote and Kevin Sorbo, who excels in this genre. However, in all it was a welcome departure from the violence and degrading movies that is almost constant in movie making today.