My husband and I got to sit down together, and watch the movie recently on early release. I thought it was put together really well. You got to know what the family was about, prior to the movie’s actual topic. Seeing how that sweet kid was so strong and survived that long, was amazing. My Navajo County Search and Rescue team is actually out on a search right now, for a missing mid-70’s woman in our mountain area. Tomorrow will be day number 5 of our search and still no signs. This movie actually gave me hope that there’s a chance, that she could still be found. I was talking about it with one of the local fire captains, and he said “well, the movie was about a young kid.” One of the only SAR Coordinator’s there, said “well, not so fast.” He said that his team had been on a search awhile back for a 74 year old woman in their area. Their police chief decided to drive down some road that hadn’t been searched. He got out of his vehicle, and walked down a trail, and the woman came out walking toward him. This was 11.5 DAYS after she was reported missing. Can you believe that?
This movie gave me hope! Please lift up all of the search teams who put their own lives on the line, as volunteers, to try to bring happiness or closure to the families of missing people. I, myself, never want to be lost on a mountain, or anywhere else, but this story really touched my husband and my heart! I would definitely recommend it!
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About the Movie – Lost on a Mountain in Maine:
The movie, which is based on the book by the same name, is the inspiring true story of 12-year-old Donn Fendler who, separated from his family by a fast-moving storm, must fight to stay alive while lost for nine-days in the remote wilderness of northern Maine. Donn’s disappearance captures national headlines and sparks a massive search effort attracting hundreds of volunteers, including his own father who fears he may never see his son again.
Directed by:
Andrew Boodhoo Kightlinger : @andrew.vhs
Written by:
Luke Paradise
Produced by:
Sylvester Stallone : @officialslystallone
Braden Aftergood
Dick Boyce : @dboyce1818
Ryan Cook : @cookieonset
Cast:
Luke David Blumm : @lukedavidblummofficial
Paul Sparks
Caitlin FitzGerald
Ethan Slater : @ethanslater
Griffin Wallace Henkel : @griffinwallacehenkel
Bates Wilder : @b8swilder
Mason Cufari : @masoncufari
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