Once I Was a Beehive (2015)

Once I Was a Beehive: Directed by Maclain Nelson. With Paris Warner, Lisa Clark, Hailey Smith, Clare Niederpruem. After losing her father to cancer, a teenage girl reluctantly joins her new stepcousin at a summer camp for Latter-day Saint (Mormon) girls.

“I am a film fanatic, so like everybody else I seek entertainment in the films I watch. But if it delivers a message or gives a lesson, Iu0026#39;ll take it as an inspiration, no matter what category it belongs to.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI mean I belong to no religion, but there are many good things about them other than wasting time in the temples and churches for the fantasy things. So that is where this film comes in, even for the non- believers.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIt might be about a Mormon related theme, that does not mean it is a propaganda or anything, but obviously thatu0026#39;s how it looks like. In fact, it is a very enjoyable film, not just for the kids or the women, but anyone and mostly for the families.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eBecause it was not about the god stuff, it was about the human bond and having faith in each other to work together. In many parts, thatu0026#39;s what the film characters express through the dialogues and makes us comfortable for further viewing.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe story was narrated from an atheist teen girlu0026#39;s perspective, but her condition of life had an impact for telling a beautiful and semi- emotional tale. It was a quality of the television product, mainly because it is PG rated.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe wonderful cast and shot in the nicest places. So just enjoy its contents as a human being with the emotions and ignore the religious stuffs if you think it is overshadowed by that. Because, because of watching it you wonu0026#39;t turn a Mormon in an overnight.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e6/10”