The Falls: Testament of Love

2013
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2h 3min

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Benjamin Farmer and Nick Ferrucci in The Falls (2012)

Chris y RJ se reencuentran cinco años después de declararse homosexuales ante sus familias y su iglesia.Chris y RJ se reencuentran cinco años después de declararse homosexuales ante sus familias y su iglesia.Chris y RJ se reencuentran cinco años después de declararse homosexuales ante sus familias y su iglesia.

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Trivia
In the final scene where Christopher Merrill (Benjamin Farmer) is looking upon his journey forward, you see his plane ticket and a partially covered book that was written by his true love Richard J. Smith (Nick Ferrucci) entitled "This High School Has Closets". The book is actually written by Canadian LGBT Author Robert Joseph Greene who is a friend of film's Director Jon Garcia. Jon thanks Mr. Greene in the ending credits of the film.

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(at around 1h 0 mins) Chris and Aaron are talking after dinner while their wives run to the store to get ice cream. Aaron starts reading a passage of Scripture in John 13. The first words he reads are "Jesus Christ." Aaron pronounces "Christ" with a short "i" instead of a long "i" (making it sound just like the name "Chris" with a "t" thrown on the end).

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Followed by The Falls: Covenant of Grace (2016)

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I'm In Your Church At Night
by Active Child
Curtis Lane EP
US Filter Recordings

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10/10

Touching & Powerful

I happened to see this quite by accident after I saw Part 1 The Falls just this weekend--also by accident. Didn't know a sequel was done, and I'm so glad there was one. I felt the story wasn't complete. Anyway, I fell in love with both characters. In particular, RJ's character comes across as the epitome of genuineness; unafraid to say what he's thinking and feeling, and unashamed of who he is becoming. Testament of Love gave me the closure I needed to this story. Both actors were brilliant, and my heart ached for both. Being from the church, I could totally relate to what they were going through and for that reason, I was deeply moved. I've seen lots of gay-themed movies, but this one was one of the most powerful I've seen in decades. The entire cast was incredible and showed such powerful emotions. I really cannot praise this movie enough.