This is a movie that goes where we don’t want to go sometimes: into the world of pain to deal with the issue of death, misunderstandings and bitterness. Louis Gossett Jr. gives a very fine performance as Frank Crosby, a cancer-stricken man who is close to his fifteen-year old son Clay, but wishes things could have been different between himself and his own father.
As Clay is miraculously able to travel back to his father’s teen years, he learns what it is like to be in his father’s shoes. This film is awarded our Dove “Family-Approved” Seal as it is a good story and will not only entertain but give the viewer some food for thought regarding the importance of family relationships.
