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Coming of age drama following introvert Charlie as he is guided through an intense journey of self discovery by free spirit Sam and her wild stepbrother Patrick.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

From executive producer George Lucas and the pages of Marvel Comics comes Howard the Duck, an unbelievably funny comedy about a fast-talking, cigar-chomping, beer-loving duck from a parallel universe who crashes to Earth and somehow winds up in Cleveland. As Howard attempts to return to his own planet, he falls in love with rock singer Beverly Switzler (Lea Thompson, Back to the Future) and must battle an evil invader known as the Dark Overlord. This wacky, elaborately produced spoof of life, love, comic books and horror movies featuring out-of-this-world special effects is a treasure the whole family can enjoy.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.

Sister Kathleen (Marsha Dietlein Bennett) sees divine purpose in Jake Bauer (Daniel Roebuck), a broken man needing redemption. She offers him a job at an all-boys school, then cons the grudging man into creating a football team. Evolving into a father figure, Bauer faces past failures while reigniting his faith in this feel-good, funny story in the vein of The Bells of Saint Mary and other classic faith-based sports films.