This psychological thriller presents a pro-life message in an original way. Sam Doonby, a mysterious and handsome drifter, appears out of nowhere in a small Texas town. His sudden arrival triggers a wave of extraordinary events and changes the lives of many people. When he suddenly disappears just as unexpectedly as he appeared, the town’s residents begin to realize how significant the presence—or absence—of one person can be.
The film is made all the more interesting by the fact that Norma McCorvey appears in a cameo role. In the early 1970s, she contributed more than anyone else to the legalization of abortion on demand in the United States; she is now an activist in the pro-life movement.
The film was made before the most famous anti-abortion film, October Baby (which was not widely distributed). Both films feature actor and country musician John Schneider. More information about the film is available at www.doonby.pl.
The film will be showing at Forum cinema from April 17 to 22, with screenings every day at 6:00 p.m. Screenings for organized groups can be arranged in the morning hours by calling 75 644 55 93 in advance.
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