“Audacity” packs a wallop! This short film features many profound scenes in a short amount of time. It opens with a man breaking the window of a woman’s car and her shrieking in fear. The viewer learns later that there is more to the man than viewers initially think. Ray Comfort confronts the issue of homosexuality in a Biblical way and with kindness toward random people who he interviews about the topic. He also speaks kindly to those who are not Christians, but says he may be hated but doesn’t want to be a liar.

He asks people what they believe about homosexuality and gay marriage. He comes across several who say they are gay or lesbian. Interestingly, when he asks them if adultery or fornication is a choice, they say yes. He points out that all sin is a matter of choice, and he gets several to admit he has helped them to see things differently. Featured in the film is a scene of two women who are excited and talking about getting married. A man named Peter gets out of a malfunctioning elevator and is warned to not let anyone else in, that they could die. He puts a sign of warning on the elevator door but another man, seeing the two lesbians about to get in, removes the sign. They get in and scream as they fall to their deaths. The point is made: there are those who take the wrong approach when witnessing to the gay and lesbian community, doing it without Biblical love.

This film will be an eye opener for viewers everywhere. With all it features, it even contains some humor that works well. The “knock, knock, interrupting starfish” joke has to be heard to be appreciated. We are pleased to award this educational yet entertaining and enlightening movie, “Audacity,” our “Faith-Friendly” Seal for ages twelve plus. “Audacity” hits a home run as a movie!