Without the hoopla of LION KING, ANDRE has slipped rather quietly into theaters. Yet, it offers such positive, wholesome entertainment families need to know about it. The Whitney family, though not perfect, is tightly knit and loving. When Paula prepares to run away, her mother calmly helps her pack her bag, listening to her distraught daughter’s comments. The daughter’s need to run away fades quickly. The children idolize their fun-loving father, who encourages them to respect all living creatures. When teenagers are caught smoking in the barn, they are disciplined. Dad also has to learn forgiveness and face up to some weaknesses that threaten his effectiveness as the family breadwinner. Still, the most prevalent themes are experiencing the rewards of letting go and discovering the joy of unconditional love. Never preachy or judgmental, ANDRE reminds us of our responsibility to respect all of God’s creatures. Several mild and moderate rough words account for the PG rating in lieu of a G rating. Please write the distributor, congratulating them on a film well done.
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