Roman’s intentions were genuine—work overtime, halfway live in the office, if it means providing for your family. Offering them a safe, yet enjoyable life was the priority. However, financial benefits can’t replace husband/wife and father/son/daughter bonds that require presence and face-to-face, intentional quality time. But unfortunately, paperwork and transactions replaced track meets and birthday parties.
He was going to make it to his daughter Payton’s birthday party this year, though. Redemption was possible—until he got stuck in his office’s elevator. Without cell phone service. Without electricity. Without any way to call for help.
Fury grows into fear as his family realizes something’s wrong, that Roman is in danger. As his family sets out on a mission to find and rescue him, Roman has lots of time to revisit his past and reprioritize the meaning of family. Though some moderate language and a car accident scene aren’t suitable for young children, the positive themes of prayer, family, forgiveness, and honesty earn this film Dove-approval for Ages 12+.
The Dove Take
When a workaholic father gets trapped in his office’s elevator, he’s given a second chance to revisit the meaning of family and reprioritize his love.
