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It’s unashamedly aimed at the mainstream American audience, with a mission to change hearts and minds – but when the film has a message like this (as obvious as that message may be), that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Allstair Rider

3 / 5 | Gay Essential, Full Review

…it is to O’Brien’s great credit that [the film] finds its own direction and stands up as a piece of art with something to offer regardless of the ideological position of the viewer.

Jennie Kermode

4 / 5 | Eye for Film, Full Review

It’s unashamedly aimed at the mainstream American audience, with a mission to change hearts and minds – but when the film has a message like this (as obvious as that message may be), that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Douglas Davidson

3.5 / 5 | Elements of Madness, Full Review

Throughout this film, viewers will encounter an array of characters who warm your heart as they not only joke and laugh but tell you about their pain.

Sam

3.5 / 5 | Ain't It Cool News, Full Review

Snappy, energetic filmmaking and a superb sense of irreverence add a sharp edge to this religious-themed comedy-drama.

Rich Cline

4 / 5 | Shadows on the Wall, Full Review

At the End of the Day dares you (albeit gently) to open your eyes to the content of character as opposed to living solely by your narrow-minded judgment of how others conduct themselves.

Stuart Monroe

3.5 / 5 | Get On My Damn Level, Full Review

At the End of the Day is a dramatic comedy that explores the tension between the evangelical church and the LGBTQ community.

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