Take a Leap of Faith (DVD) directed by Jean-Claude LaMarre
Jean-Claude LaMarre

Take a Leap of Faith (DVD) directed by Jean-Claude LaMarre

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Rose is a spiritual, independent, and sophisticated woman. So why is it so hard for her to find her way in love? Could it be that her faith in God needs more attention, or maybe it's that she has just to many men to choose from? Turns out she is simply waiting for the one that knows her best, then she'll commit with her whole heart and soul. As time goes by in her life, we explore Rose's relationships with the men she meets. Mitch: the rich guy, Moet: the romantic and Winston...She and Winston, her best friend since college, are business partners and as it turns out, much more than she ever expected.
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Apr 9, 2010
ahhmovienight
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I chose this movie because of its title and also it was presented by Black "Christian" Movies. The movie started out a little disturbing, but I decided to hang in there hoping things would get better. To my disappointed, it didn't. I could not believe this story. You have a single woman sleeping around and at the same time "praying" for the "right one". You have got to be kidding me! I cannot believe that this film is being called a "christian" film. There is nothing "christian" about this film. I hate to say it, but this is the most ridiculous film I have ever seen. What were they thinking?!

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