Will be released on DVD December 11, 2007. When a boy needs a miracle he sets out to find God..before God comes for him. Seamus (Ciaran Flynn) is a young boy in Ireland who has cancer. After his parents are told that the chemotherapy is too hard on him and not even working anyway, they stop treatment and accept the inevitable.

Seamus decides to become a martyr, just like the saint, and puts himself alone in an rowboat, then throws away his oars, setting himself adrift. It's his belief that he will find God this way. His thought is that if he finds God before God finds him, that God will then grant him a miracle instead of taking him from life on earth.

Depending on your own personal beliefs, the ending will work right into them. If you believe there is no God, you won't find Him here. If you believe there is a God, you will find him. But do we ever find Him, or does He always find us?

December 12 - "A few people had concerns with the perceived use of the "f" word in the film... I have good news on this point" says Ed Baran, publicity.

"After talking to the director yesterday - Marion Comer said that this is not so... she said in the film that the character James says 'Fek' - an Irish slang word... equivalent to saying 'shoot' here in the U.S.  Fek is not a curse word in the U.S. or Ireland, but rather what one would say instead of using a curse word."