Provided by: JesusFilmMedia.org
Greenlit by Antoy Grant

Lanuage: ENGLISH
Length: 7 mins

A story about a genuine act of kindness.

Connecting over a film is more about listening and sharing. The questions below only serve as a springboard.

Pick your favorites and see what stories you discover along the way.
– What do you think of the story?
– What one word comes to mind when you think of this film?
– What did people do when they saw the man on the ground?
– Why do you think no one stopped to help? What do you think they were thinking?
– If you were the businessman would you have stopped to help the guy?
– If you were the guy in the wheelchair would you have helped the man?
– Have you ever had a time when helping someone cost you something? (time, sacrifices, comfort, money, etc.) If so, what was that like for you?

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Provided by: JesusFilmMedia.org
Greenlit by Antoy Grant

Lanuage: ENGLISH
Length: 4 mins

The source of water can be a mystery to some.

Connecting over a film is more about listening and sharing. The questions below only serve as a springboard.

Pick your favorites and see what stories you discover along the way.
– What do you think of the story?
– What does each source of water represent in the film?
– Why do you think the man uses the toilet water rather than the water from the kitchen sink?
– Metaphorically, have you seen people drink toilet water? What do you think motivated their choice to drink toilet water?
– How do you get a friend to see that they are drinking from bad water, when a good source is available?
– What or who helps you distinguish between good or bad water in your life?

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Provided by: JesusFilmMedia.org
Greenlit by Antoy Grant

Lanuage: ENGLISH
Length: 8 mins

Intro: The 2013 winner of the Best Short Under 10 Minutes from the Attic Film Festival, Jätku Leiba (pronounced “zhat-coo lay-bah”), a blessing meaning “may our bread always last”, is beautiful story filmed in Tallinn, Estonia.

Johanna, a single mom is reminded of hope as she thinks she has hit rock bottom.

Connecting over a film is more about listening and sharing. The questions below only serve as a springboard.

Pick your favorites and see what stories you discover along the way.
– Did you enjoy this film? Why or why not?
– What things were broken in this film?
– What do you think about the note “Nothing Is Broken Forever”? Do you agree or disagree?
– How do you deal with brokenness?
– If someone could glue together the broken parts of your life, would you want that?

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