I think you mean "An Ordinary Man" instead of "An Ordinary Hero." "Man" is about an LDS bishop, "Hero" is about a white woman who was a Freedom Rider, but doesn't appear to have been LDS.
LindsayMay 2, 2017
Pureflix.com is a Christian (read: infinitely cleaner) version of Netflix.com with a ton of great faith based movies. They currently carry the Saratov Approach, and a few others that I suspect are LDS in origin. They also have MANY that are not LDS but that bear testimony of the Savior and His commandments in much more direct ways than many of our LDS movies. Try "Do You Believe" or "Princess Cut" or "Old Fashioned." (And of course there's still some junk too, principally apocalyptic stuff.)
ArleneApril 28, 2017
How I wish that The Farley Family Reunion was available on DVD! Our family loved that show and used it's phrases for years (like some did Napoleon Dynamite). Alas my old VHS tape is all I have.
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BigzavSeptember 30, 2018
I think you mean "An Ordinary Man" instead of "An Ordinary Hero." "Man" is about an LDS bishop, "Hero" is about a white woman who was a Freedom Rider, but doesn't appear to have been LDS.
LindsayMay 2, 2017
Pureflix.com is a Christian (read: infinitely cleaner) version of Netflix.com with a ton of great faith based movies. They currently carry the Saratov Approach, and a few others that I suspect are LDS in origin. They also have MANY that are not LDS but that bear testimony of the Savior and His commandments in much more direct ways than many of our LDS movies. Try "Do You Believe" or "Princess Cut" or "Old Fashioned." (And of course there's still some junk too, principally apocalyptic stuff.)
ArleneApril 28, 2017
How I wish that The Farley Family Reunion was available on DVD! Our family loved that show and used it's phrases for years (like some did Napoleon Dynamite). Alas my old VHS tape is all I have.
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