I was reluctant to stay with the movie as heavy politics reared its ugly head about two-thirds the way in. However, the story it is an extremely well-played illustration of a common problem among those in their late teens, and twenties. The main character has a set of beliefs and values and teaches others what she believes, and asks others to believe the way that she does, but her belief and value system has not been crushed by the realities of life. In the movie, her whole belief system is challenged, and she is ultimately forced to choose between compromising her values or standing for what she believes in. I really loved the ending, it was truly beautiful.
Review of The Sins of Rachel Cade
