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God's Ears (2008)

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Genre : Drama

Runtime : 1H 57M

Director : Michael Worth

Synopsis

Noah Connelly is a boxer with a tireless opponent: Autism. But when he meets a dancer named Alexia, the two discover together that the toughest fight may be not be of the body, but of the heart.

Actors

Michael Worth
Michael Worth
Noah Kennedy
Margot Farley
Margot Farley
Alexia
John Saxon
John Saxon
Lee Robinson
Mitzi Kapture
Mitzi Kapture
Dr. Kerry Jeffus
Tim Thomerson
Tim Thomerson
Uncle Steve
Karen Kim
Karen Kim
Candy
David Jean Thomas
David Jean Thomas
Dutch
Dominic Daniel
Dominic Daniel
Ronnie Wright

Crews

Michael Worth
Michael Worth
Director
Michael Worth
Michael Worth
Writer
Kassi Crews
Kassi Crews
Producer
Steve Hayes
Steve Hayes
Executive Producer
Dominic Ottersbach
Dominic Ottersbach
Line Producer
Tina Pavlides
Tina Pavlides
Line Producer
Tina Tyler
Tina Tyler
Line Producer
Corey Allen Jackson
Corey Allen Jackson
Original Music Composer
Neil Lisk
Neil Lisk
Director of Photography
Alex Ballar
Alex Ballar
Casting
Frances Titsworth
Frances Titsworth
Production Design
Erin Tanaka
Erin Tanaka
Costume Design

Posters and backgrounds

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