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Identity Crisis Review

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Identity Crisis Review

Our Summary

Identity Crisis is a must see film for all the family, it is inspirational, entertaining and fun, helping us to know and be secure in our identity in Christ, that we are a child of God, we are loved by God and we are wonderfully and fearfully made in His image.

Our Full Review

Identity Crisis is an inspirational, entertaining and powerful family-friendly comedy that helps us to realise our true identity in Christ. This is a must see film.

The film follows Madison who is shy but intelligent science student in her freshman year of college, struggling with imposter syndrome and insecurity. She figures out how to clone herself using an old computer in order create the perfect identity and send her off to do all the things she is afraid of including dating Trevor. While her clone takes over her life, she discovers her identity in Christ and that she was already created the perfect version of herself.

This is the latest film from the Boylan Sisters (Alexandra Boylan and Andrea Polnaszek), whose incredible films include The Greatest Inheritance, Switched and Wish for Christmas. The Boylan Sisters are really making their mark on well written, well produced, fun, family faith based films, and Identity Crisis is no exception. 

This movie has all the hallmarks of the Boylan Sisters’ previous films, the solidly written story combined with strong acting, especially from Scout and Sophia Tayui -Lepore who play Madison and Clone, and great direction from Shari Rigby. This strong combination helps to draw you into the film and take you on Madison’s journey, you’ll laugh and cry alongside her as she navigates her way through life and life alongside her clone as she realises her true value in Christ.

Identity Crisis is a must see film for all the family, it is inspirational, entertaining and fun, helping us to know and be secure in our identity in Christ, that we are a child of God, we are loved by God and we are wonderfully and fearfully made in His image.

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Richard Smith is the founder of The Christian Film Review. His passion is to generate a buzz about Christian film and get people informed and excited about Christian films, showcasing the alternatives that in this day in age are a light in the darkness of what society is promoting.

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