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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.

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.

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.

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.

Kindly antiques dealer Jesús Gris (Federico Luppi) happens upon an ancient golden device in the shape of a scarab, and soon finds himself the possessor and victim of its sinister, addictive powers, as well as the target of a mysterious American named Angel (a delightfully crude and deranged Ron Perlman). Featuring marvelous makeup effects and the haunting imagery for which del Toro has become world-renowned, Cronos is a dark, visually rich, and emotionally captivating fantasy.