The film follows a man with an unwanted gift for healing who meets a teenager with cancer who helps him to find himself.
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Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

• Alec Bailey: Oliver Jackson-Cohen
• Cecilia: Camilla Luddington
• Raymond Heacock: Jonathan Pryce
• Father Malloy: Jorge Garcia
• Abigail: Kaitlyn Bernard
• Tom Ackhurst: Adrian G. Griffiths
• Priest: Jeremy Akerman
• Henry: Brian Downey
• Amir: Suresh John
• Larry: Richard Donat
• Philip: Michael Pellerin
• Frank: Pasha Ebrahimi
• Leslie: Jennifer Morris
• Rebecca: Georgia Rudderham
• Pilot: David Rossetti
• Bank Executive: David Christoffel
• Lunenburg Police Officer: Christian Murray
• William: Glen Lefchak
• Linda: Jackie Torrens
• Louise: Gay Hauser

Film Crew:

• Director of Photography: Javier Aguirresarobe
• Producer: Enrique Posner
• Music: Nathan Wang
• Editor: Teresa Font
• Writer: Paco Arango
• Costume Design: Martha Curry
• Casting: Sheila Lane
• Producer: Michael Volpe
• Line Producer: Linda Rogers-Ambury
• Associate Producer: Georgina Neville
• Production Design: Angela Murphy

Movie Reviews:

• CinemaSerf: This is actually quite an engaging, optimistic film with the 6″ 3′, handsome, OJC as an electrician who sets up a business in a small town – only to discover that the residents think he can cure their ailments. As it transpires through his uncle – Jonathan Pryce – there is a scintilla of truth to the yarn and he has to deal with some quite heart-rending emotional struggles as he faces his new reality. One has to be careful not to confuse this innocent fantasy with any misleading, dangerous, medical mysticism; but the script and direction from Paco Arango keep it clear that fictional and fanciful the whole thing is. It’s got a bit of a burgeoning romance and some touching moments with a young, terminally ill, girl as well as nice scenery to complement it too, and though hardly strenuous on the little grey cells, it is still worth a watch.