What I liked the most about this coming-of-age drama is that it shied away from the usual sexual context so popularly attached to this kind of films. Rather, it became a relevant and well-executed adolescent confict between the protagonist and God. The actress playing the protagonist was so warm and welcoming. She was such a delightful young actress. The editing and cinematography was uncomplicated and simplistic that it only emphasized how good it was to just plainly watch with family or with oneself. Rachel MacAdams was so intelligently cast. Her performance felt like such a big warm hug to viewers.
