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Confrontation
Troy Martingale (Richard Marchand), a devoted husband and father, discovers there is a $75,000 shortage in his company, Martingale Development. Unable to reach his accountant and future son-in-law, Rob Wilson (Travis Coley), who is out of town, Troy becomes convinced Rob is guilty of stealing the money and running off with another woman. Troy confronts his wife Allison (Kay Marchand) and daughter Heather (Sarah Barcus) with his suspicions after filing felony charges against Rob, causing Heather to leave the home and the first real conflict between Troy and Allison in 23 years of marriage.
Troy, operating in man’s world, turns from all the values he has followed his entire life. He turns to making money without regard to whom he hurts in the process. Troy then comes to a confrontational point with God, who, by means of a series of warnings, shows him the folly of the path he has chosen. Troy heads down a path, which could end in disaster. He has a chance to heed the warnings of God, but will he?
This movie has a powerful story line with a self-examination quality to it. The writing is not predictable, with several twists that take the audience by surprise as Troy travels down the path he has chosen. The music is top quality, live orchestra, adding impact to the drama of the scenes as the story unfolds.