This is an interesting film about life’s problems, how different people handle them, relationships, and just plain getting through life. John is admitted to a “half way house” for people with emotional/mental challenges. It is there that he meets Jake, another resident. Jake has been there for awhile and may be getting out soon. He knows all the ropes and takes John under his wing. Jake’s doctor, Peter is wrestling with demons from his past, because he is questioning his lifestyle and life choices. John’s doctor, who runs the facility, also has many problems that he is wrestling with, which cause him to drink to excess. John’s parents are strong Christians and send their pastor over a couple of times to check in on John. John is very skeptical and unsure of his faith and is not very receptive to the pastor’s visists. A strong bond develops between Jake and John and results in them helping each other deal with many of there problems. Along the way, the two are constantly getting into trouble and challenge Peter’s skills as a doctor. Heaven’s Neighbors contains way too much obscene and foul language for Dove to approve it as is. While there is some drug abuse, it is not without consequences. The drinking and the pot smoking are not portrayed in a positive light. Although Peter seems to have fond memories of his past lifestyle of drug abuse.***************************Dove has met with the producers of this film and at this time, the producers have indicated their desire to edit this film in hopes of meeting Dove standards. We will keep you posted.
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