Charge Over You

"Charge Over You" is a Christian drama film released in 2010, directed by Regardt Steenekamp and written by Eric Wilson. The movie's storyline revolves around Sarah, a high school senior who is dealing with the sudden death of her best friend. In the wake of her grief, Sarah begins to question her faith and relationship with God.

The movie begins with a group of high school students sitting in a church service, where they are later seen engaging in a heated debate about faith and religion. Sarah (Danya Cox), the protagonist of the movie, appears to be the most passionate and devout of the group, frequently quoting scripture to support her arguments.

One evening, while driving home from a party with her best friend, Sarah gets into a car accident that kills her friend instantly. Sarah is left unharmed physically, but her world is shattered by the loss of her best friend. The tragedy prompts Sarah to withdraw from her friends and family, as she struggles to deal with her overwhelming feelings of guilt and grief.

As the days go by, Sarah begins to question her faith in God and the purpose of her existence. She starts to doubt the idea of an all-loving and powerful God, who would let such a terrible thing happen to her friend. Her doubts escalate when she discovers that her friend may have been pregnant at the time of her death.

Sarah's emotional turmoil also affects her relationship with her boyfriend, Tyler (Dominic Deutscher), who is supportive and loving but struggles to understand Sarah's crisis of faith. Sarah's parents, Mark (James E. Lee) and Ruth (Michelle Arthur), are also unable to connect with her, leaving Sarah struggling with her faith and purpose.

As Sarah continues to struggle with her faith, she receives support from a youth group leader, Scott (David O'Donnell), who tries to help Sarah reconnect with her faith in God. Through Scott's guidance, Sarah gradually begins to heal and find peace. She learns to forgive herself for the accident and take comfort in the belief that her friend is in a better place with God.

The final act of the movie sees Sarah finding solace in her renewed faith, as Tyler and her parents reconnect with her. Sarah makes peace with the tragedy of her friend's death and begins to move forward with newfound hope and purpose.

Overall, "Charge Over You" is a poignant and thought-provoking movie. It sensitively explores grief, loss, and faith in a way that is both authentic and relatable. The movie's strong cast breathes life into the characters, whose raw emotions are palpable throughout the movie. Whether you're religious or not, "Charge Over You" is a movie that will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced loss or questioned their faith.