A Walk with Grace tells the story of an inventive LA engineer and single dad, Nate (David Smith), who must return home to Lima, Ohio, to handle his deceased mother’s business affairs. Though Nate hopes to stay only for the weekend, the townspeople go on strike and demand that rather than Nate sell his family’s factory and destroy their local economy, he use his engineer skills to save the business and their community.
Nate is eager to take the big bank’s deal to sell the business, take his chunk of change and return home to further establish his firm and secure a future for his daughter, Chloe (Mishka Calderon), but once the factory is protected and represented by Nate’s ex-girlfriend, Grace (Ashley Bratcher), he steps back and remembers why home is worth fighting for.
A Walk with Grace reminds us that prayer is powerful, that God’s plan prevails and that even homegrown townsfolk have a valuable story, but with a few scenes that include alcohol and language, this film is Dove-approved for Ages 12+.
The Dove Take:
When Nate grudgingly leaves LA and returns to his little Ohio hometown to settle his mother’s business affairs, he learns that grace might make him stay.