Abide with Me

This film presents a dramatic portrayal of the challenges faced by Mormon families after the Edmunds Tucker Act was enforced. The narrative centers on the experiences of a family coping with the fear of arrest due to polygamy and unlawful cohabitation. It highlights the emotional strain and resilience in their relationships as they navigate this precarious reality.

Running for 43 minutes, Abide with Me provides a concentrated look into the lives affected by this legislation. The performances by Danielle Chuchran, Bailee Michelle Johnson, and Paul D. Hunt contribute to the film's exploration of family dynamics under stress. As a drama, it offers a unique perspective on a specific historical context, making it a compelling addition for those interested in narratives surrounding faith and personal struggle.