Dial A Prayer

Name: Dial A Prayer
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: April 10, 2015
Duration: 97 min

2015

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Vertical Entertainment | Release Date: April 10, 2015 | PG-13

Summary: Cora (Brittany Snow), a disenchanted and troubled young woman, begrudgingly answers phones at a Prayer Call Center under the watchful direction of its religious leader Bill (William H. Macy). When her prayers start making a difference, one caller shows up convinced he's been saved by her voice. With the discovery of her newfound gift, CoraCora (Brittany Snow), a disenchanted and troubled young woman, begrudgingly answers phones at a Prayer Call Center under the watchful direction of its religious leader Bill (William H. Macy). When her prayers start making a difference, one caller shows up convinced he's been saved by her voice. With the discovery of her newfound gift, Cora struggles to reconcile her troubled past, and grapples with the faith that others have started to show in her. [Vertical Entertainment]… Expand

Director: Maggie Kiley

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 97 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Apr 7, 2015

Kiley has created a pretty engrossing and somewhat moving story of a selfish, self-destructive drunk who finds, if not faith, at least the willingness to look outside of herself to try and help others and the chance to actually join the human race. Read full review

Chris Packham

Apr 9, 2015

Director Kiley is mostly successful at keeping Hallmark banalities at bay, relating Cora's crime in a series of tense flashbacks, and populating the film with funny characters played by a top-notch cast. Read full review

Gary Goldstein

Apr 9, 2015

Snow is excellent, though, as she attempts to inhabit her murky character. If only we had a better sense of what the movie was trying to say about faith — or the lack thereof. Read full review

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