Faith-based film Ordinary Angels looks at ‘how we can love our neighbor,’ new trailer released
Heather Hamilton
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The filmmakers behind Jesus Revolution are releasing the official trailer for their next film about a true-life story that displays the role of faith and miracles when “a community rallies and comes together to help” another.
The new film Ordinary Angels, which will feature two-time Academy Award winner Hilary Swank and Reacher star Alan Ritchson, explores the story of a struggling hairdresser in small-town Kentucky who sets out to help a widower as he pursues a liver transplant for his youngest daughter amid a devastating snow storm.
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Producer Kevin Downes told the Washington Examiner that he hopes the film inspires people to “not just talk about how we can love our neighbor, but actually show how we can love our neighbor in ways that put others in front.”
“I’m hoping that this kind of gives an example of what one community did in the face of extraordinary circumstances, and how they rallied together and lifted each other up,” Downes added. “We could use a lot more of that, I think, in our society, and our communities, and neighborhoods.”
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Ordinary Angels will be released nationwide on Oct. 13, going up against The Exorcist sequel.
The film is being released by Lionsgate, the same studio behind Jesus Revolution, the film that shocked the box office with earnings above $52 million worldwide.