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Redemption Tale: Con Man Finds Family
2 Apr
Summary
- Con man Johnny J must protect an immigrant child.
- Lincoln Fox, known for Super Bowl moment, debuts.
- Film inspired by George Müller's orphan care.
Filmmaker Sean McNamara's new drama, "Home," is currently in production in Vancouver and is slated for a Thanksgiving release. The film stars Mike Vogel as Johnny J, a charming con man who is sentenced to community service. His life takes a significant turn when he connects with Gustavo, an immigrant child under his care.
Johnny finds himself compelled to protect Gustavo, striving to create a stable home for the youngster. This dramatic journey also features the feature acting debut of child actor Lincoln Fox, who previously garnered attention during the Super Bowl halftime show. The film is inspired by the humanitarian work of George Müller, who cared for thousands of orphans.
McNamara, known for directing "Soul Surfer" and "Reagan," is at the helm of "Home," from a script by Howie Klausner and Dutch Hofstetter Jr. The movie delves into themes of redemption, belonging, and the unexpected paths to finding purpose through human connection.
