Saving Winston [videorecording] / Pure Flix Entertainment ; A Few Good Samaritans ; produced by Carrie Hawks, Jodi Johnson, Shane Hawks ; written by Jodi Johnson ; directed by Shane Hawks.
Material type:
FilmPublisher number: PFEGEN462 | Pure Flix EntertainmentPublication details: Scottsdale, AZ : Pure Flix Entertainment, 2011.Description: 1 videodisc (86 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inSubject(s): Genre/Form: Production credits: - Cinematography, Shane Hawks ; editor, Shane Hawks ; solo piano, David Nevue.
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Dr. James Carlson Library | DVD | DRAMA Saving W | Available | 33111006968990 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A troubled teen learns that hope can come from the most unlikely places after emerging from rehabilitation and devoting her energy to rehabilitating a malnourished horse that had been abandoned to die by its previous owners. Shortly after being swept up in a self-destructive cycle of drug abuse, young Ashley (Victoria Emmons) is arrested by police during a robbery gone awry and sentenced to six months of rehabilitation. After serving her sentence, Ashley is sent to the country to live with her aunt, who trains horses, and begins to reflect on her dreams for the future before her life went off the rails. Her forgotten dreams of becoming a champion rider begin to resurface upon meeting Winston, an abandoned horse who is slowly dying of malnutrition. Now the more time Ashley spends helping Winston, the more she begins to recognize that the power of faith will give her the strength to conquer any obstacle that stands in her way. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Not rated.
Release date: Oct. 4, 2011.
Special features: commentary ; trailers ; behind the scenes.
Title from container.
Cinematography, Shane Hawks ; editor, Shane Hawks ; solo piano, David Nevue.
Victoria Emmons, Meghan McCabe-habrat, Austin Kearney, Alison Kotila, Miley Stockton, Kail Harbick, Mike Hawkins.
A faith-based family drama about a troubled teen who is forced to leave a self-destructive lifestyle and finds redemption through her faith in God and the rehabilitation of a rescued horse. With stunning visuals, breakthrough performances, and a beautiful soundtrack, Saving Winston is a heartfelt story about a lost soul seeking God's grace. Awarded Dove Foundations 'Family Seal of Approval' and recommended for all ages.
DVD, widescreen 1.78; all regions, NTSC.
Closed captioned.