The Film: Doubting Thomas

“Doubting Thomas may just change the way you think and will generate important conversations about race and identity.”

-Van Jones, CNN Host and Author

“IF DISCUSSIONS OF RACE IN AMERICA OFTEN HIT BRICK WALLS WHEN THE POINTS TURN PERSONAL, FICTION CAN SOMETIMES FIND CRACKS IN THE MORTAR.

THAT'S THE CASE WITH  DOUBTING THOMAS”

-The Hollywood Reporter

**Winner, Audience Award, Best Feature**  --Dances With Films Film Festival

"The deeply rooted biases one might not even realize they possess until push comes to shove play out naturally, truthfully, as the story progresses.”

“One of the best written moments of any movie all year.”

“10/10”  --FilmThreat

"An important allegory dealing with racism and issues so relevant today.”

“5/5” --Whysoblu

WSB Dances With Films Festival Roundup:

**Best Actor: Will McFadden.**

**Runner Up, Best Narrative Feature.**

SYNOPSIS: Black babies don’t come from white people. Except this one just did. That’s what Jen (Sarah Butler) tells her husband Tom (Will McFadden). He says he believes her. But soon, amidst a constant barrage of questions from everyone, Tom’s doubts and worst fears take hold. Both new parents are scared by the thoughts entering their minds, and scared to share them with each other. Baby Liam seems to love their dear friend Ron (Jamie Hector) – but why does that make it harder for Tom? And why do people keep confusing Ron for Liam’s father? Maybe because they’re both black. By the time a twist is revealed that could explain the baby’s appearance, it may be too late. Before Tom and Jen can accept their child, they’ll have to accept themselves… or face living their lives apart.