• Movie Trailers
• Billy Graham Sermon
• Franklin Graham Comments
• Meet the Cast
• On-Location Footage
• Director's Commentary
• English, French and Spanish Subtitles
• English, French, German, Mandarin, Protuguese, Russian and Spanish Languages

Here is a film that will give you a renewed sense of what committed love is all about. The acting performance of Barbara Babcock as John’s wife, Ellen, who comes down with Alzheimer’s, is remarkable. Also noteworthy is the performance by Ken Howard as her husband torn between a new acquaintance who gives him a new zest for life, and his wife debilitated by Alzheimer’s. He comes to realize in a profound sense the love that is not based on self-centered feelings but on a vow of love made at the altar. Ozzie Davis plays John’s friend, Alexander, a compassionate listener and guide, and Christian friend. David Morin, plays Phil, John’s free wheeling playboy executive brother who finds questions in his own life as a result of what he sees modeled before him. David Denman is the son who comes to see his own parent’s marriage as a model as he himself enters marriage. The final scene of his wedding is truly climactic. Great lines stand out in this one: “I’ve had such wonderful moments with you.” “I wish I could get time to stop.” This must be seen by anyone contemplating marriage and by those who have been married many years. It will give you a renewed appreciation for the sacred bond. Also a featured guest appearance by Billy Graham. ~ william