The Grace of Jake(2017)

Name: The Grace of Jake
Director: Chris Hicky
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Released: Feb 3, 2017
Cast: Michael Beck, Lew Temple, Ravi Kapoor, Dorien Wilson, Jordin Sparks

Indican Pictures

1h 30m

Release Date: Feb 3, 2017

Ex-inmate and wandering musician Jake travels to a small town in Arkansas intent on exacting revenge from his father, but begins to unravel a complicated family history as he befriends the locals.

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Release Details

Original Release | Feb 3, 2017 | Limited

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$4,784
Total US & Canada:
$23,078
Total Worldwide:
$23,078

Current Showtimes

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Director & Top Cast

Chris Hicky
Director

Michael Beck
Actor

Lew Temple
Actor

Ravi Kapoor
Actor

Dorien Wilson
Actor

Jordin Sparks
Actor

Chad Morgan

Actor

Natalie Canerday

Actor

Matt Orduna

Actor

Jake La Botz

Actor

Roy Lee Jones

Actor

Andrew H. Walker

Actor

Byron A. Lloyd

Actor

Other Details

Country of Origin: United States

Language: English

Summaries

Storyline

Fresh out of prison, drifter musician JAKE (30's) steals a car and says goodbye to California. His destination is Palestine, Arkansas, population 678. It's here among the cotton fields and gravel roads where his father Henry lives and works as a crop duster pilot. Jake has never met his father, but holds him responsible for all of life's troubles- failure, jail, the death of his mother. Jake travels to the south with the intention of revenge. However, once he gets to this small town big things start to happen. It's here with nothing that he finds everything - life, love and a gospel record contract. And Jake learns that his momma may not have been quite so innocent through it all. Jake soon becomes part of a colorful ensemble cast that is as authentic and soulful as it gets. This is a movie about people, the characters just as important as the location. This musical movie has the heart and feel of a foreign film, but its country of origin just happens to be the Arkansas delta. — Anonymous Fresh out of prison, drifter musician Jake steals a car and says goodbye to California. His destination is Palestine, Arkansas, population 678. It's here where his father lives and works as a crop duster pilot. Jake has never met his father, but holds him responsible for all of life's troubles: failure, jail, the death of his mother. Jake travels intent on revenge, but once he gets to this small town big things start to happen, and Jake learns that his momma may not have been quite so innocent through it all. Jake soon becomes part of a colorful ensemble cast that is as authentic and soulful as it gets. This is a movie about people and place, the characters just as important as the location. — Anonymous