Cry from the Mountain

The story follows a father who takes his son on a kayaking trip to the deep Alaskan wilderness. The purpose of the trip is to inform the boy of his parents' divorce, a significant event complicated by their involvement in a potentially fatal accident during the journey.

An enigmatic mountain man appears to rescue them, guiding both father and son toward hope and salvation through spiritual means. Meanwhile, the boy's mother embarks on her own journey of personal growth through old-time religion, leading to a resolution filled with happiness.

With a runtime of 78 minutes, Cry from the Mountain explores themes of family, faith, and redemption within its adventurous and dramatic framework, making it a unique addition to any collection focused on faith-based narratives or outdoor adventure films.