Chasing the Rain

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I thought this was gonna be your typical low budget, faith-based movie. Boy was I surprised. Great placement of strong language and mild sexual content made it so authentic. The ending was powerful and made the point intended. Great writing, acting and directing by all.

This was a very moving drama. Props to Douglas Bennett.

A little slow in the middle but excellent movie. Great story of truth in suffering and truth in love. Excellent acting

This film is a powerful rollercoaster of a film. It's full of the ups and downs of life which keep you in suspense. Its a good depiction of how one person's life decisions can impact so many people. Some will dismiss you as a loser while others will still believe in you; no matter what. This is a movie that brings hope to the ones who want to continue having hope. It gives hope to those who question God's existence. It gives you encouragement in society no matter how bad it seems. An excellent movie which is well done and leaves you wanting to yell out a shout of triumph. My congratulations to the Director, Actors, and everyone else involved in making this film.

I can't remember the last time I was left this moved by a movie. Contemplative, sincere, piercingly honest, tragic, healing. It wakes you to the transcendant power of hope no matter the cards you've been dealt. Every actor was perfect for their role. The melancholic pick-me-up I didn't know I needed. Watch it!

A thought provoking and moving film. Loved the humor moments throughout. A must see!

I just finished watching it, with a tear in my eye, what a great movie. No matter how beaten down you are, you are never out, unless you choose to be out. Very raw and brutally honest in his suffering, give it a watch, it worth the time.

Chasing the Rain is the first film written, directed, and produced by Cindy Jansen. I was amazed when I watched this film for the first time. It was an authentic account of a young man's journey from his dysfunctional family as a youth to his attempts at coping with life as an adult. I actually purchased the film during my 2nd viewing and have recommended it to my family and friends. It is thought provoking, sincere, and engaging. Congratulations to Ms. Jansen on her first film. Well done.

A man who loves photography and helping the poor in Kenya finds himself afflicted with a debilitating illness . He rejects love and is forced to confront a past he wishes to escape . Contemplative , tragic , sad ... It's not a big budget film but it is well acted and has several messages and works to pull the viewer in .