Return to Innocence by Rocky Costanzo, starring Richard Meese, Andrew Martin, Steve DeForest, Lou Franson, Shawn Berry: DVDNear.com

Return to Innocence

Return to Innocence
by Rocky Costanzo

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Actor: Andrew Martin, Lou Franson, Richard Meese, Shawn Berry, Steve DeForest
Director: Rocky Costanzo
DVD: Region Code 0
Audio: English (Original Language)
Format: Black & White, Dolby, DVD, NTSC, Surround Sound, Widescreen
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 98 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2007-11-13
Audience Rating: Unrated
Studio: LifeLine Entertainment, Inc.

Movie Reviews of Return to Innocence

Movie Review: when there is no innocence to return to
Summary: 5 Stars

It concerns complexities. And it does so with stark honesty and delves into an issue that seems so simple on the outside looking in. The reason of betrayal was the boy's been walked away from after begging not to have another back turned, another door closed, and the terrible abuse of silence and alone.

Integrity is caught in a web and a web says this must always be looked at as in child molestation, which taints even the kindness of a word, brilliantly dissected by the lawyer uncomfortable as he may be with it.

The ending, the resolution, that all important character witness, the warmth of it, the showing there have been no strings to cut, only a deepest thank you for seeing a former street boy as a person, and Christmas, and come back, putting his own reputation on the line for a friend.

Though I doubt anyone can get a Phd. in writing the topic is not always as it seems, or be such an important part of New Horizons, it says much of how lonely this world, especially for children, and a kind man with an overflowing heart, can maintain dignity and every day of his life, give a place of safety to children with such dark, painful backgrounds.

A somber, well-thought out film, it never loses its footing. And reminds that syndromes are sometimes not that at all---just a need to have a human being see you, really see you, and to lash out at, then to help--we are such needy persons and sometimes just sometimes a film comes along and says look this way over here--and consider.

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