PIECES OF EASTER Review
Pieces of Easter is a 2013 Christian romantic comedy following Alza Reese, who ends up hitching a ride with a farmer. The film is well-directed, well-written, and well-acted, delivering a meaningful message.
Content and Themes
The movie presents a strong biblical and Christian worldview. Scenes include a man praying before eating, characters reading the Bible twice, and references to heaven and Jesus. An Easter Sunday church service features a pastor explaining the true meaning of Easter and the symbolism of the Easter egg.
"The true meaning of Easter is extolled."
There are secular Easter decorations in the background, but the film emphasizes the religious message. The film includes a heartfelt dedication to Jefferson’s father, Bill Moore.
Content Warnings
- No foul language or nudity.
- Moderate elements of accidental violence, including a man jamming his finger in a hatch, a woman hitting a man with a door, and a bruise implying an off-screen fight.
- Alcohol use and a risqué scene where a drunk man touches a woman’s knee.
- One character uses mild exclamations like "God forbid" and "oh my gosh."
MOVIEGUIDE® advises caregiver discretion for young children due to some moderately questionable content.
Summary
Pieces of Easter is a clean, faith-focused film that blends humor with a respectful portrayal of Christian values, insightful Easter teachings, and family-friendly storytelling.
Author’s Commentary
This film balances gentle humor and faith, providing an uplifting Easter message suitable for viewers seeking wholesome and meaningful entertainment.