October Baby

Plot

The coming-of-age story of a naive college freshman who discovers that her entire life is a lie and sets out on a road trip with a host of misfits to discover herself and the answers she craves.

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 4.6/10 (102 voted)

Director:
Andrew Erwin

Stars: Rachel Hendrix, Jason Burkey, Robert Amaya

Storyline
As the curtain rises, Hannah hesitantly steps onto the stage for her theatrical debut in college. Yet before she can utter her first lines, Hannah-unscripted-collapses in front of the stunned audience. After countless medical tests, all signs point to one underlying factor: Hannah's difficult birth. This revelation is nothing compared to what she then learns from her parents: she was actually adopted … after a failed abortion attempt. Bewildered, angered, and confused, Hannah turns for support to Jason, her oldest friend. Encouraged by his adventurous spirit, Hannah joins his group of friends on a Spring Break road trip, embarking on a journey to discover her hidden past … and find hope for her unknown future. In the midst of her incredible journey, Hannah learns that every life is beautiful.

Writers: Cecil Stokes, Jon Erwin

Cast:

Rachel Hendrix
–

Hannah

Jason Burkey
–

Jason

Robert Amaya
–

Beach Cop

Maria Atchison
–

Secretary

Joy Brunson
–

Danielle

Rodney Clark
–

Priest

Brian Gall
–

Rent-a-Cop

Jasmine Guy
–

Mary

Carl Maguire
–

Lance

Tracy Miller
–

Officer Mitchell

Lance E. Nichols
–

Doctor

Jennifer Price
–

Grace

Shari Rigby
–

Cindy

(as Shari Wiedmann)

Don Sandley
–

Psychiatrist

John Schneider
–

Jacob

Taglines:
Every Life Is Beautiful

Details

Official Website:
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Release Date: 28 October 2011

Filming Locations: Birmingham, Alabama, USA

Opening Weekend: $102,096
(USA)
(30 October 2011)
(13 Screens)

Gross: $194,929
(USA)
(13 November 2011)

User Review

Excellent film–moving and humorous–exceeded all expectations

Rating:


This is an emotionally moving film that is entertaining for all ages.
As the mother of three adopted children,I think this film is a must-see
for all that want to understand more about the heart-ripping journey
that all adopted children must take as they come to terms with being
rejected by one family and wanted by another. It is subtle in its
Christian message, but strong with the theme of unconditional love and
forgiveness. The acting, directing, and producing is SUPERB, and it
does not look like a film that skimped on budget in any of these areas.
There was not a "dry eye in the house" because all ages were touched by
this hurting teenager searching for meaning to her life. We have all
been there. Please encourage others to see this movie so that it will
be shown in more theaters across the country. THIS is the kind of movie
that America is longing for.