Hey a friend of mine sent me this link to a movie playing at the Tribeca Film Festival. I want to get a copy!

www.tribecafilmfestival.org/film....html

"Director Niels Arden Oplev rises to the challenge of representing the Witnesses, who are well known for their door-to-door proselytizing but perhaps not so well understood. He does so with complexity instead of the easy demonizing that such stories often resort to, and he compassionately portrays all that Sara will lose if she chooses to leave the congregation. He transforms Sara from a zealot into a thoughtful and brave young woman, all the while alluding to the often mercurial nature of teenage girls. The overall cast brings sensitivity to the varied characters, with Rosalinde Mynster giving an amazing and sensitive performance as Sara, a girl who is both serious and wise beyond her years."

--David Kwok

Director Niels Arden Oplev's Statement:

"In April 2006, shortly after the opening of We Shall Overcome, I happened to read a newspaper article about this girl Tabita's upbringing in a family deeply committed to the beliefs and standards of the religious sect Jehovah's Witnesses. Her fate and “journey” made a great impression on me and the things she had gone through touched me in both an emotional and intellectual way. I arranged meetings with Tabita, who is still in her early 20s, and here she spoke accurately and openly. Every detail was still crystal clear in her memory. The way she talked about her life was so honest and captivating that my fingers were itching to get started on the writing. The script follows Tabita's story as closely as possible, and even though bits and pieces have been added and removed, Tabita's story was in itself so well composed that the film all in all diverges only very little from the reality that she described to us."