The Crossroads

Ginia Desmond's creative visioning unfurls again with another welcome film to inspire both audiences and filmmakers. With the basic elements of a solid script, a good cast, and a talented film crew, Desmond proves that million-dollar high tech is not essential for making a movie.

They've given viewers a story of struggle, hope, and reconciliation, along with a respite from their own worries to watch equally-flawed people work through difficulties to make a better life.

I love the desert landscape and appreciate that the sets are rugged and real to match the country.

The Crossroads is clean, the events believable, and the characters relatable -- something worthwhile for every audience member.