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Love, Kennedy

2017 · Movie · PG · 92 min

6.9(24)unSUB Rating

FamilyDrama

Based on a true story, this drama follows a bright, loving girl whose unexplained falls lead to a devastating diagnosis. As her condition worsens, her family and community lean on faith, kindness, and friendship, creating a deeply emotional story about courage and the lasting impact of love.

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Details
Years
2017
Release date
2017-06-02
Language
English
Rated
PG
Runtime
92 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.8/10 (24 votes)
About

You may connect with this if you like faith-centered, tearjerking true stories such as Dolphin Tale or American Underdog; Not for you if overt religious themes and very emotional illness dramas tend to push you away.

Pros: deeply moving true story; uplifting message; warm sense of love | Cons: very preachy for some; uneven acting; heavy sadness

Themes

  • based on true story

Cast & crew

  • JW

    Jasen Wade

    as Jason Hansen

  • Heather Beers

    Heather Beers

    as Heather Hansen

  • Tatum Chiniquy

    Tatum Chiniquy

    as Kennedy Hansen

  • Scarlett Hazen

    Scarlett Hazen

    as Young Kennedy

  • EB

    Eliza de Azevedo Brown

    as Young Anna (as Liza Brown

  • BW

    Brennin Williams

    as Beau Hansen

  • Yvonne D Bennett

    Yvonne D Bennett

    as Lexi Velasquez

  • TH

    Tony Hill

    as Dr. Scott Weaver

  • Bailee Michelle Johnson

    Bailee Michelle Johnson

    as Jordyn Chandler

  • Shona Kay

    Shona Kay

    as Saleswoman

Directed by T.C. Christensen