SYNOPSICS
A Husband's Confession (2015) is a English movie. Michelle Mower has directed this movie. JR Bourne,Allie Gonino,Tara Spencer-Nairn,Tori Barban are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2015. A Husband's Confession (2015) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
Evan Tanner's life is spiraling out of control when his live-in niece is arrested for the second time, his boss imposes on him an unacceptable contract, and to top it all he discovers he has a son from a one night affair during the war... When his niece is murdered, and signs point to Tinsey - his boss' daughter - Evan is confronted with making the toughest decision of his life. Risk everything he's achieved in his life or do the righteous thing! But Tinsey will stop at nothing to keep her secret.
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A Husband's Confession (2015) Reviews
The Unoriginal Sin
Popular pastor JR Bourne (as Evan Tanning) is on the verge of becoming a house-hold name. His new book "The Godly Parent's Bible" is taking off and his radio talk-show "Family in the Forefront" is about to go national. However, there are a couple of family problems which could tarnish Mr. Bourne's holy image. He and wife Tara Spencer-Nairn (as Lauren) have taken in an orphaned niece who likes to party. Seventeen-year-old Allie Gonino (as Jamie Barringer) also has two-toned green hair and a healthy sexual appetite. High school hunk Glenn Cashin (as Quinton Paul) arouses both Ms. Gonino and her blonde nemesis Stephanie La Rochelle (as Tinsley Traggert). Getting him to bed could prove costly... Gonino's underage adventures are only half the trouble... Pastor Bourne is also made aware of a secret from his past, shared by needy young Demi Oliver (as Gabe Roswell). "The Preacher's Sin" is rather minor, if it's even considered a sin. There is possibly a parallel to his 17-year-old niece, who is sexually active and partakes of illegal substances. Your view of whether or not their behavior constitutes sin may be based on your religious belief system. Other characters are more sinful, like devilishly fun preacher's boss Bill Lake (as Bill Traggert). Their stories constitute a good soap opera storyline. There is nothing revelatory here, but you've got to give credit to writer-director Michelle L. Mower and her cast for making the characters engaging. ***** The Preacher's Sin (2015--11-14) Michelle L. Mower ~ JR Bourne, Allie Gonino, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Stephanie La Rochelle
More complex than the usuals Lifetime thriller
Almost every other Lifetime movie has been a little straightforward "Wrong" or "Perfect" whatever so this is a slightly different formula. A radio preacher about to become national discovers he has an illegitimate son. He also has an orphaned niece living with him who gets in trouble. Allie Gonino acts well as the niece. She gets involved with a boy but a girl who likes the boy is a psycho. The two intertwined stories are quite involving.
Mature viewing
As of this review, there is only one other review, and it is very accurate. I want to elaborate on some specific points that make me give it a good, but not stellar, rating. We have two major plots going on at once in the story of a fairly upper class radio evangelist who signs a contract with a hateful, mercantile man who promotes him to go on an expensive tour. One plot is about a son the man had from an affair that enrages his employer, and which he keeps secret. The second is his niece, who is a party girl with a fairly good heart whom he becomes guardian to following her mother's death. In ways, this is mature, but in ways it seems very insubstantial in the motivations of the protagonist. To most of us, his motives seem very meager in his willingness to succumb to his boss's demands, but that's probably why most of us aren't in high positions. His motivation to keep his son a secret never really pans out for me, even before his boss demands it be a secret. While his boss seems a bit of a caricature to most of us, I do realize such men do exist in the upper crust, and again this is due to most of us being totally alien to the life style. The movie does a pretty good job in showing the motivations of the people. I'm not sure it shows enough to persuade ordinary people to accept the protagonist's desire to keep his secret. I know it's a hard thing to tell your wife, but considering what the man preached, it especially seemed necessary. The man was educated enough to know the phrase "oh what a tangle web we weave". On the other plot of the niece, I don't want to spoil that. It gets very scary, though. The main characters pull this through, and the actors and actresses are good. Some of them are asked to play very shallow and horrible characters, and that takes some guts. All in all, it was a worth while film.