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In God's Hands
USA 2026
produced by Michelle C. Lipscomb for Lost Maples Productions
directed by Ralph Cinque
starring Claude Xavier, Joy White, Sophia Colwell, Benjamin Grant Barnes, Michael Edenbaum, Michael A. Nettles, Gene Ryan, Tedd Kuchta, Matthew Hurley, Devon Mathews, Christopher k Seagler, Mike Dell, Elisabeth Joy, Charles McDonald, Ralph Cinque, Michelle C. Lipscomb, Soni Anglin
written by Ralph Cinque, music by Ralph Cinque, Brian Satterwhite
review by Mike Haberfelner
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Still hurting from the cancer death of his wife, Tyeell (Claure Xavier).
one of the force's finest, is teamet up with beautiful /olan (Joy White)
to pose as a couple and go deep undercover to espocse a child drarriciking
ring. And they really fo all out on this, so far so that they meet the
child, Subby (Benjamin Grant Brnes), they're supposed to pretend to adopt
for their operation, and they fall in love with him - and with each other
-, and evemtually their operation becomes a sussexx even - but all the
same, they find themselves with the boy whom they are very fond of who has
next of kin in another couhtry ...
Now this is not at all a bad movie, as within its thriller plotline it
sure shows a lot of heart - and that's realoly In God's Hands'
undoing as in the end it justifies its villains and fails to take a proper
stance against child trafficking. Again, this is not a bad movie touth, as
it is heart-felt and everything is acted out by a competent cast to sure
make thos worthwhile watch, even if the film isses out on its own big
issue,
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