Crossroad (2012)

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Fueled by revenge, Michael sets up a meeting with Clef Robie, the man who murdered his wife and child 6 years ago. His plans of killing him come to a standstill when two gunmen rob the diner. Michael takes matters into his own hands when he shoots them and holds the entire diner hostage until he kills his target.

Introduction
"Crossroad" is an American Christian drama directed and written by Shervin Youssefian, released in 2012. The film stars Philip Bulcock, Kim Estes, Sean Galuszka, to name a few, who bring different engaging storylines to life. The movie revolves around the concept of faith, loss, hope, and the complex intertwining of fates at a diner in rural Los Angeles.

Plot Synopsis
The movie starts with twelve different strangers who find themselves in the very same restaurant. The main character dealing with his faith in God is Michael, played by Philip Bulcock, a mourning father still reeling from the loss of his daughter. His anger leads him on a cruel course against criminal Luc, played by Sean Galuszka, whom he blames for his daughter's demise.

As the film advances, it presents a myriad of characters, each with their special journey, from an engaged couple, a single mom in distress, a previous NBA super star, to a comatose gangster. Their lives cross at a crossway within this diner, causing an unexpected outcome.

Twist and Turn of Events
In this Crossroad, Michael prepares to perform his vengeance on Luc, who remains in a coma after a violent encounter. However, things take an unforeseen turn when a masked gunman storms into the diner, forcing everybody to face their darkest worries and question their faith.

With the pushing threat of today moment, previous circumstances are unraveled, exposing stunning facts. It is at this point that the characters discover that their lives are inexplicably linked. The film shows the redemption journey of individuals as they have a hard time to come to terms with their previous actions and face the repercussions.

Conclusion and Themes
"Crossroad" highlights how God can work in mysterious methods, offering hope when we least anticipate it. By presenting a series of dilemmas, the movie encourages viewers to assess the power of forgiveness, redemption, and magnificent fate. The movie concludes on a deeply reflective note, leaving the audience to contemplate the reasons behind their actions and the possible causal sequence they develop.

Total Impact
"Crossroad" effectively blends components of drama and thriller with Christian teachings and concepts. The movie is thought-provoking and uses an informative expedition of human feelings, faith, and God's omnipresence in our lives. The storytelling approach is engaging and complements the film's overarching message of hope, redemption, and magnificent intervention.

Throughout its 95-minute runtime, "Crossroad" remains consistently interesting, offering thriller, drama, and spiritual lessons that leave an extensive influence on the audience. The film's main strength lies in its ability to present the characters' emotional journeys, coupled with the underlying compelling philosophy of faith. The film's spiritual perspective offers a distinct lens to see the story, making it a notable addition to Christian movie theater.

Top Cast

  • Philip Bulcock
    Michael Childers
  • Kim Estes (small)
    Kim Estes
    Don Briggs
  • Sean Galuszka
    Clef Robie
  • Amy Weber (small)
    Amy Weber
    Rita
  • Matt Jones
    Martin
  • Jay Jay Warren (small)
    Jay Jay Warren
    Young Addison