For Rey, Korina, Marcus, and Anthony, the city is all they've ever known. But Pastor Gunn and his kids ministry try to change that---bringing them to a ranch where they learn about adventure, dreams, and friendship. But gang members still want revenge. Is the hope of redemption enough to lure them away from the streets forever? Approx. 97 minutes.
Special Features: - Behind the Scenes
- GunnPoint Music and Ministries
- The Power Company Kids Club
- Extreme Rodeo
- Trailers
- Filmmakers' Commentaries
- Discussion Guide
- Region 0
- Widescreen
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3 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by ajp (Sabetha, KS), October 30, 2009
Just makes you want to go out and help someone! Shows the powerful pull of the "streets" to those who are trying to change and how much we need to come alongside to encourage and help those who are less blessed than we are!
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by P.L. (Tilbury, On,), October 29, 2009
This is a great movie and I would highly recommend it. It is well directed and the best part is it's based on a true story and a real ministry. It's a "Must See" movie.
3 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Randy (Hot Springs, AR), September 26, 2009
I show a movie every Thursday night at our local juvenile detention center so I am always on the lookout for some good Christian cinema. Unfortunately, they are few and far between. I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly. At best, "Set Apart" is an average Christian film.
It suffers from some of the problems that many Christian movies do: low budget production, poor editing, mediocre acting, and weak writing. The core of the story is great and makes the move a worthwhile effort: a group of inner city teens take a coming of age trip to a Christian ranch ministry and eventually have to make a choice: the way of the world or the way of Jesus. Unfortunately, their past catches up to them in a climactic confrontation.
The character Rey's story is the best part, and there is some good stuff on Gunn Point ministries and Western action riding. There are some genuine funny parts, but also some real cheese as well.
Overall, I thought it was a keeper. I am adding to my regular rotation of juvenile movies. It's definitely not the quality of "Saving God", but alot better than many other Christian movies out there, and it has a good solid message that there is hope even in the most desperate of circumstances if you turn to Christ.
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Allan Treml (Addison, Il.), September 26, 2009
This is a very good movie that has strong roots in transforming young lives gone astray. It is based on a true story, I do not know how accurately. Somewhat predictable, somewhat inauthentic in acting and circumstances but it is a very good example of how Christians can reach out to those who need Jesus. There are a few prayers, testimonies and lessons taught. All in all, it is entertaining.
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