On the day five friends graduate from college their hopes soar as high as their mortarboards. Ale’ (Erin Bethea) and Ethan (Shawn Caulin-Young) are brother and sister and are very close with Catherine (Kate Cobb), Ryder (Matthew Florida), Luke (T.J. Dalrymple).Bob (Eric Roberts) is dad to Ale’ and Ethan and he runs a grill where the young people hang out to talk about their plans. Catherine gets a job in finance but Ethan has to work at the grill because his plans for grad school have ended up on a waiting list. Ryder lands a job in social media.
Luke and Ale’ have been engaged since their junior year and get married a week after graduation. They surprise their friends when they announce that they are going to India to work with a Christian organization that helps people who have leprosy. As they leave Ethan gives his savings for grad school to Ale’ for their mission.
Ethan is troubled because his dad is so openly disappointed in him and his inability to get a job with his English degree. He talks with their friend Professor Callahan (Bruce Marchiano) who advises Ethan that God doesn’t call isn’t about doing something as much as it is about being the person God wants us to be.
Catherine is soon disillusioned with her job and is challenged when she overhears her boss (Erik Estrada) planning to skirt regulations for profit. But in the midst of everything, something happens to one of the friends that changes them all forever.
“This is Our Time” is a straight-to-DVD movie from Pure Flix, a Christian company co-founded by Randy Travis and his former wife, Liz. According to the website “Pure Flix is a Christian movie studio that produces, distributes, and acquires Christ
centered movies for the sole purpose of changing our culture for Christ, one heart at
a time” and wants to ” … challenge you to stand up for Christ and share these heart-felt movies with your
families, friends, communities and church to impact our world for Christ.”
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