The Shack
"You're never as alone as you think."
DramaFamily
A grieving man receives a mysterious, personal invitation to meet with God at a place called 'The Shack'.
🎬 DirectorStuart Hazeldine
📅 Release2017-03-02
🌍 CountryCanada, Hong Kong, United States of America
🗣 LanguageEnglish
🏢 StudioSummit Entertainment, Netter Productions, TIK Films
🗳 Votes2,268
🔥 Popularity5
💰 Budget$20,000,000
💵 Revenue$96,942,115
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🎭 Cast
Sam Worthington
Mack Phillips
Octavia Spencer
Papa / Elouisa
Tim McGraw
Willie
Aviv Alush
Jesus
Sumire
Sarayu
Radha Mitchell
Nan Phillips
Graham Greene
Male Papa
Gage Munroe
Josh Phillips
Megan Charpentier
Kate Phillips
Lane Edwards
Officer Dalton
Alice Braga
Sophia
Ryan Robbins
Emil Ducette
Emily Holmes
Vicky Ducette
Amélie Eve
Missy Phillips
Jordyn Ashley Olson
Emily Ducette
🎥 Crew
Assistant Dialogue Editor
Aaron Olson
Dialogue Editor
Gord Hillier
ADR Supervisor
Gord Hillier
Stunt Double
Krista Bell
Stunt Coordinator
Owen Walstrom
Director
Stuart Hazeldine
Screenplay
John Fusco
Novel
William Paul Young
Screenplay
Andrew Lanham
Screenplay
Destin Daniel Cretton
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🏷 Keywords
based on novel or bookloss of loved onechristianityguiltdeath of daughterfamily tripchristian filmchristianhopefulstraightforward
💬 Reviews
This movie was beautiful. I laughed, I cried. For all of you out there who either believe in God or question his existence please watch this movie. It will definitely renew your faith…
**If forgiving is that easily convincible, then welcome to the crime world!** A novel based film. A religious themed film. It has a message, BUT could be a bad message for today's world. Because how the event was dealt with the story only encourages the crime, in reality. Wise people can say philosophically, morally, but not means every words practically applicable. The common people would get …
As a person who doesn't believe in any sort of gods, somehow, I watched this movie. And I have to say that I almost regretted immediately the wasted time. But not fully, and here is why. Disclaimer: I haven't read the novel; whatever I say pertains only to the movie. Please, do not refer to the book. This is not a review of the novel. From the perspective of artistic value, the movie is p…
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