Letters to God

Letters to God is rated PG: for thematic material.

Because this movie is opening in limited release, and did not screen in our areas, we are unable to review it. For your convenience, we have provided some brief information about the film’s synopsis and content.

Synopsis:

This movie is inspired by a true story.

After being diagnosed with cancer, eight-year-old Taylor Dorherty (Tanner Maguire) begins writing Letters to God. Although his mom (Robyn Lively) doubts his notes will have any influence on the disease, the postage does prove to have a profound affect on the people around him—especially the mailman (Jeffrey Johnson).

Director: David Nixon Patrick Doughtie
Cast: Tanner Maguire, Jeffrey Johnson, Robyn Lively
Studio: 2010 Vivendi Entertainment
Website: Official site for Letters to God.

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