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product_id: 16922826
title: "Alone Yet Not Alone"
brand: "provident distribution group"
price: "$90.88"
currency: USD
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reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/16922826-alone-yet-not-alone
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region: Ecuador
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# Alone Yet Not Alone

**Brand:** provident distribution group
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- **What is this?** Alone Yet Not Alone by provident distribution group
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## Description

Seeking religious freedom in America, a devout Christian family from Germany settles in the peaceful Pennsylvania colony - only to find themselves caught in the crossfire of the French & Indian War. Following a merciless raid on their settlement, daughters Barbara and Regina are abducted, separated, then raised by their Delaware captors in the harsh Ohio wilderness. Only their devotion to each other and faith in God can lead them through their darkest hours and back to freedom in this inspirational, epic true story. Highlights: Nominated for an Academy Award in 2013 (later rescinded) created a massive media storm Title Songs’ Music Video by Joni Eareckson Tada received more than 1.2 million YouTube views Praise for Alone Yet Not Alone: “This inspirational true story is sure to get to your heart and elevate your spirit.” ? Dr. James Dobson, Focus on the Family “I loved it! The story is gripping, photography stunning and message so wonderfully reassuring. On behalf of the scores of viewers whose spirits will be lifted by this project - thank you, thank you, thank you.” ? Max Lucado, best-selling author, writer and pastor “A compelling story of faith, courage and God’s providential care in the midst of a very real danger. If you are looking for a movie that reinforces the values you and your family are living by you’ve found it. This is a MUST SEE adventure movie for every family.” ? Dr. Dennis Rainey, President and CEO FamilyLife

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## Customer Reviews

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    Great Story!!
  

*by M***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 16, 2022*

History buffs will enjoy this telling of the Leininger sisters - one of thousands of fabulous stories that erupted in the making of America.  I felt this show effectively told the recorded history of the setting and relayed the message.  However, it's losing a star simply because I think this was a low-budget film.  The costumes aren't perfect, the acting is rough - take it for what it is.  And what it is, is an ENTERTAINING STORY OF VERY EARLY AMERICANS!

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    RESTORATION OF HOPE
  

*by C***T on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 13, 2022*

I LOVE HOW EVEN THROUGH TRAGEDY, THIS MOVIES RESTORES HOPE IN GOD AND HIS ABILITY TO REMIND YOU THAT THOUGH LIFE BRINGS PAIN, GOD BRINGS LOVE.. THIS MOVIE IS A GREAT FAMILY MOVIE

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    Neither a great movie nor a terrible one - but could have been so much better.
  

*by I***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 23, 2022*

The scenery was beautiful. But then again, nature is hard to fault even on an ordinary day.Where the movie succeeds: It is a Hallmark-style production. Poor attention to historical detail, but a great deal of attention paid to creating and maintaining a mediocre cast of characters among the pioneers, who are neither very brave nor too cowardly, just middle of the road. The development of the Native characters is similarly neglected. It is the movie version of a pre-teen novel. There is no great character development, just a predictable, middle of the road script, and a seemingly inevitable plotline.All of this does the actual historical facts such a disservice and that is where the movie fails.1. All the characters are shallow, and there are only a few moments where we can see a moment of epiphany, e.g. when the Native chief's younger son asks the lead female character to be his wife. Their discussion of their respective religious beliefs is very interesting, and I would have liked to have seen that dialogue and their friendship developed further and explored more fully. After all, holding on to one's Christian beliefs is the core value presented in the film. Also, in that scene, both characters are very credible and sensitively played by both actors. It is not a scene that we see in films about this period in history. Also, the scene where he bids her farewell and gives her a "token" of his affection - and it turns out to be a broach stolen from the lead female character's mother. There is some exploration of her emotional development at this point. Other than that, much of the rest of the film is rife with cliches and driven forward by the slow jalopy of mundane and highly predictable dialog. This is such a shame.2. By giving the subject matter such shallow treatment, the filmmakers essentially ignore the importance of this story and others like it. That is what is most irksome about this film. It is the story of survival amidst terrible hardship that deserves to be more properly explored. The critics who rated this movie highly did so because they liked the story of survival and the courage to hold on to one's convictions. And that is exactly what deserves a better platform than this particular production.3. By focusing only on the personal perspectives of the captive children and by not giving any screen time to the wider contextual issues - i.e. the native tribes were being driven out of their lands - the filmmakers create a lopsided factual basis for the film. I mean, if you actually consider the context of the early American settlers, what would you expect the native people to do but take up arms to protect their lifestyle and retain control of their resources? Secondly, the particular settlers in this film were seeking a place where they could live without persecution. And what method did they use to establish such a society?  <<< drumroll >>> They used the time honored method of persecuting another population and driving them away. This is one of the bitter ironies of the history of the American settlers. It caused a great deal of pain to people of ALL tribes, the Native tribes and the settler tribes alike.Yet, by giving this very important topic a Hallmark style rendition, the filmmakers make the reprehensible mistake of creating the impression that the default perspective of the film is that the land belonged to the German settlers, and the native tribes were just needlessly being cruel and scalping the father and carrying off the children to work for and/or become a part of their tribes.And THAT is a real failure. Political correctness has a very limited utility. No one should sensor this movie. I myself will probably watch it again to see what else I can see in this film. However, let's leave political correctness aside and agree that factual correctness is of real importance. Don't make a movie if you cannot be bothered to represent the facts thoroughly and fairly. Failing to do so entails "teaching the viewers" a lopsided version of history. And that is exactly what the Hallmark version of this story is - a lopsided view of history.Movies are for entertainment, but they also have the power to establish cultural and political norms. NO FILM should be established the ridiculous perspective that a German family had every right to move to PA and set up house and not expect to have trouble from their neighbors, the Native tribes.Someone else should make another, better, more intelligently thought-out movie about the SAME subject and characters. And I would like to give that movie a five-star rating.FYI - I am a Christian/believer and conservative. As such, the proper treatment of this topic is important to me. Actually, just being a decent human being should be sufficient to make this topic important to just about anyone. It is about human beings, what we do to each other with our political conflicts, and the desire of each person to preserve their convictions.

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