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Alabaster

2007, English. Directed by Brandon McCormick.

Alabaster is the story of a man walking the road to forgiveness. Ethan, a small-time criminal with no family or friends, wakes up one day to find a mysterious invitation. For reasons unknown to even himself, he starts on the long path to Alabaster. Along the way Ethan meets an interesting cast of characters who each in there own way shed light on his troubled past, forcing him to take responsibility for what he has done and the people he has hurt. Just when the end is in sight Ethan begins to realize where this journey might end and the truth behind this magical place of Alabaster. But is he ready for redemption?

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Released
19 April 2007
Country
United States of America
Written by
Brandon McCormick, Billy Wilkerson, Nicholas Zafonte

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Alabaster (2007) was directed by Brandon McCormick and stars Josh Tyson, Daniel Burnley, Courtney Alexander.

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