
Twenty year veteran investigator Sergeant James Buanacore (Wade Hunt Williams) starts the most important investigation of his life when a drug bust goes tragically bad. The death of the apparent suspect forces James out of the job he loves and into retirement. When James' wife Stephanie (Nicole Abisinio) has a miscarriage, he is devastated and begins to wonder about and question his previously strong faith. Depressed and angry, James isolates himself until his brother (David ... (Full plot summary below)
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Twenty year veteran investigator Sergeant James Buanacore (Wade Hunt Williams) starts the most important investigation of his life when a drug bust goes tragically bad. The death of the apparent suspect forces James out of the job he loves and into retirement. When James' wife Stephanie (Nicole Abisinio) has a miscarriage, he is devastated and begins to wonder about and question his previously strong faith. Depressed and angry, James isolates himself until his brother (David Sanborn) encourages him to take a job as a criminal justice teacher and baseball coach at a Christian high school. With his cop mentality challenging his students, James struggles through experiences with an unsupportive principal, a guidance counselor with a secret, and rebellious students. But when his best option seems to be quitting, a student challenges him to begin the investigation that will change his life, and those of his students, forever.
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| VarietyScott FoundasIt speaks well of The Investigator that, for much of its running time, it’s possible to lose sight of the movie’s agenda and get caught up in its hokey machinations. |
| User ReviewJackie PGreat testimony of what God could do in your life! |
| User ReviewDavid HRemarkable movie. Very inspirational. Not your typical in you face Christian movie. Believable characters, thought provoking, and a "make you thing" kind of a movie. To the negative reviewers, they are always going to be negative in their reviews when Christ in in the picture. They also in general have a "negative" view of life in others lives and their own. This movie also shows the "hypocrisy" prevalent in all of society, including the Christian school principal. Way to go Ray and your family. "Everybody Loves Raymond" |
| User ReviewDeke PDutifully saw in theater when it came out. Not bad. But not a lot of apologetics. |