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Sam Sorbo, who co-wrote, co-produced, and starred in Let There Be Light (2017), described the film as a "human drama" meant to bring hope, light, and "knowledge of a loving God" to audiences. She aimed for a "counter-Hollywood" movie that rejects cynical, anti-family narratives, offering instead a message of redemption, forgiveness, and faith.

What do you hope audiences take away from watching Let There Be Light?

Sam: We get asked that question and really there is one simple word that we hope that people take away and that work is hope.

The movie is intended to bring hope. The idea behind the movie is that there is a darkness that is pressing down but there’s an antidote to the darkness and that is light, it’s not just a coincidence it works out this way. We want people to know, there is a light in the darkness and it’s a choice.

See it now on Angel: https://angel.com/watch/let-there-be-light

"The world needs hope, and this movie provides it." From laughter to tears to profound reflection, Let There Be Light takes you on an emotional journey you won't forget. Whether you're facing your own struggles or simply searching for hope, Sol Harkens' transformation will resonate deeply. Watch Let There Be Light today on Angel.

An atheist goes through a near-death experience in a car accident before converting to Christianity.

Sod & Stubble (2025) is an American historical western drama directed and written by Ken Spurgeon. The film is an adaptation of the 1936 memoir of the same name by John Ise, which details his parents' experiences homesteading in Kansas during the late 19th century.

Plot: Set in the 1870s and 1880s, the story follows German immigrants Henry and Rosie Ise as they struggle to build a life on the unforgiving Kansas plains, facing trials such as droughts, blizzards, and personal loss.

Production: Filming took place on location in Downs, Wichita (including Old Cowtown Museum), and El Dorado, Kansas, to ensure historical authenticity.

The film features a mix of veteran western actors and regional Kansas talent:

Bailey Chase as Henry Ise
Dodie Brown as Rosa (Rosie) Ise
Barry Corbin as Vietz
Buck Taylor as John C. Haag
Mary Beth McDonough as Mary Bartsch
Rudy Ramos as Neharka

Watch it on Amazon, AppleTv and Tubi!

Have you seen the comedy GO WEST yet? What are you waiting for -- go ahead. Avialable on Amazon, AppleTv, YouTube, Purdie YouTube (Free), DVD/Blu-ray (Also Amazon) - Tubi, Living Scriptrures... so, so many places.

PLUS ONE AT AN AMISH WEDDING - April works at a prestigious hospital in New York and has recently met a handsome veterinarian named Jesse. Jesse receives an invitation to his brother's wedding, so he and April travel to Amish Country to meet with those Jesse left behind years ago.

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