💭 Some truths are too heavy to carry alone… but what happens when you can’t put them down?

Genna spent years searching for answers about her father’s past. What she found was something far more dangerous—the kind of truth that doesn’t set you free, but holds you hostage.

When she crosses paths with Father Thomas, a former detective turned priest, she expects clarity. Instead, she’s given a choice: keep running, or surrender to what she can’t change. But surrender isn’t as simple as letting go—it’s an act of trust, one that forces her to reckon with the weight of her own soul.

This gritty psychological thriller pulls you into a world of secrets, faith, and the thin line between justice and peace. As Genna unravels the past, she’s faced with a question that lingers long after the story ends:

Do we find peace by knowing the truth… or by surrendering to what we’ll never understand?

🎙️ Faith & Flow: Stories That Matter—where cinematic storytelling meets the depth of human emotion, faith, and redemption.

🔹 Themes Explored:
🔸 The burden of the past—does knowing the truth bring closure, or just more pain?
🔸 Faith & surrender—is peace found in control, or in letting go?
🔸 The weight of knowing—some knowledge changes us forever.
🔸 Spiritual reckoning—when faith collides with justice, which one wins?

📖 Faith Reflection: Matthew 11:28-30—"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."

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🔹 Note: This podcast was formerly known as "Faith & Flow: Stories That Matter." It is now "CreativeHeart Cinema." The content remains the same—cinematic storytelling with depth, faith, and meaning.

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🔹 Note: This podcast was formerly known as "Faith & Flow: Stories That Matter." It is now "CreativeHeart Cinema." The content remains the same—cinematic storytelling with depth, faith, and meaning.