The Open Door

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This is a lovely film that sheds light on the disabled and brings awareness to a population often overlooked.

Ok, I admit I only lasted ten minutes so this COULD be an unfair review, but honestly that was the worst acting I have ever seen in my life. It was actually painful to watch.

This movie clearly has fake reviews. Just watching the trailer told me that. But if you want a laugh - watch the first scene. It is hilarious. The acting in this movie is atrocious. The only person who has the remotest acting ability is the actor who played Roy. The plot has more holes than swiss cheese. We sadly watched the movie in its entirety and that hour and forty minutes felt like twelve hours. It was just awful except for a few comedic moments that were clearly not intended. #ishedead

The Open Door is well written and not preachy. One of my favorite lines shows how insightful the film is, "We all have special needs, some on the inside and some on the outside." The film is a good example of how we can do a better job of loving each other.

This production handles the problems that special needs people deal with on a daily basis. As a vintage teacher I saw the rudeness and unkindness shown to special needs children because of people's ignorance to the problem. It's time someone addressed these issues. Salty Earth did an outstanding job on their production of "The Open Door". Special needs people are wonderful, loving, smart individuals, we just don't give them a chance. God says we should love one another. He didn't say only love the super intelligent, good looking, well to do people. Remember He died for all. Great thanks to the Zantos and Jesus Cares group for doing an outstanding job of "telling it like it is". This film truly touched my heart and will touch yours as well. Thank you to all involved and keep up the good work!

It has been refreshing to see films and shows in the past few years dealing with the stresses, strains and opportunities of people with special needs. The reality is that we all have them and The Open Door compassionately brings the elements of fear and regret, empathy and opportunity as well as a bit of fun to a story that needs to be told. Learning to walk in others shoes, this story takes the audience on a journey that will open eyes! The acting is well done, particularly by Michael Jeske who is a joy to watch and come to know.

Very well thought out on a very emotional topic!!!! The acting and directing are exceptional. Mr. Dave Rupprecht delivers a riveting performance!!! Soon to be a classic!!!

The Open Door