Saving Faith

The film features a lunchtime Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the John Street Methodist Church in downtown New York City. The story follows Bill, a crippled atheist and successful stockbroker, who confronts his past after a tragic car accident caused by his drinking. His encounter with a mysterious presence leads him to explore repressed memories and face critical life choices.

With a focus on the struggles of addiction and the search for a higher power, Saving Faith offers a thought-provoking narrative that resonates with viewers. The performances by Zoë Yeoman and Ramona King highlight the emotional journey of the characters caught in a cycle of regret and hope. This film can appeal to collectors interested in dramas that tackle significant social issues.