Le prix de la vérité, l'histoire vraie de Graham Staines

I was very touched by the end of this beautiful film (deserves 10 stars), but the atmosphere was totally ruined by a filmed discussion that immediately followed it (even before the credits in the theatrical version I saw). Ravi Zacharias and Shari Rigby are wonderful, but this "message to pastors and Christian leaders" was jarring and the placement was very much in poor taste. My heart goes out to the filmmakers for this tarnishing of their work.

Well made movie about the Graham Staines story. It is a sad but touching story.

Interesting angle on foreign missions abroad and not over-preachy. Stephen Baldwin was good even though his Australian accent is not that great.

A deeply provocative and disturbing issue of 'religious conversion' and a brutal and barbaric hate crime that followed, forms the story of this social drama. Yep it is well worth watching. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 6/6/21.

I'm very impressed that there's a high ratio of user reviews compared to votes. Over 200 user reviews and over 700 user votes. I don't think there are many movies with such a high ratio. Aneesh Daniel directed The Least of These: The Graham Staines Story, and it was written by Andrew E. Matthew. The Graham Staines story is one of Christian courage amidst fanaticism in India, which speaks volumes with the current administration there. Perhaps there can be a sequel that deals with the fanatics convicted of the murder of Graham Staines and his two sons. Stephen Baldwin, a Christian actor who gained fame in The Usual Suspects, plays Graham Staines with a quasi-Australian accent. Bollywood superstar Sharman Joshi plays fledgling journalist Manav, and Shari Rigby plays Gladys Staines.

Powerful story of love, commitment, sacrifice and forgiveness. A film that all should see.