Director: David E. Powers
Writer(s): David E. Powers, Greg Womble
Starring: Sterling Hurst, Paul Wilson, Christie Osterhus, Micah Brown, Joseph Gray, Julie Moss, Edward Daniels, Pepi Streiff, Steve Hurwitz, Jim D. Johnston, Ron Reid, Mary Suib, Daphne Reid, Tim Reid, John T. Witt, Rebecca Turner, Zach Rand, Jay Saunders, Andy Rivera, Aurelio Dominguez, Sarah Miles Smith, Scott Wichmann, Terry Menefee Gau, Daniel F. Purcell, Lily Rouse, Jennifer A.H. Lindsay, E. Freeman Smith, Kera O’Bryon, Debrah Moran, Alex Vaughn Miller, Heather Waters, Brian K. Landis, Shawn Everett Jones, Jacqueline Jones, Valerie Grace, Eva DeVirgilis, Isaac Bennett, Peter Chiamardas, Kathi J. Collins, George Dippold, Ellen Andrusia, Tracia Austin, Chuck Batteau, Kevin Beale, Paul Bickford, Kathy Boepple, Richard Catherina, Alisa Coffey, Michael Congdon, Gavin Crockett, Makenna Crockett, Steven Crockett, Kristen Daugherty, James Dyk, Autumn Elim-Durden, Erin Finley, Rebekah Finley, Vanessa Fletcher, Keiston France, Anne Glenn, Alana Grogan, Arianna Harris, Melissa Jiannalone, Victoria Chavatel Jimison, Brandon Marsallis Jones, Nathan Kaw-uh, Joel King, Addy Klinger, Libby Klinger, Aaron Kyle, Sarah Kyle, Reagan Lagasse, Stephanie Legasse, Jada Leggett, Karl A. Lippa, Thor Macht, Beth Martin, Ren Martinez, Maddi McKenney, Alvino Medina, Carroll Montalva, Camilla Myers, Daniel Over, Owen Payne, Kenny Phibbs, Judy Pierce, Ashley Pamela Reaves, Rebecca Redmon, Jonathan Reed, Kyle Rice, Danielle Richardson, Doug Riddell, Sandy Riddell, Josie Sevilla, Sarah Stanley, Twinkie, John Wilkins III, Antoine D Williams, Mary Beth Worthington
Synopsis: A brash young Jewish filmmaker from New York tries to help an overly-zealous Baptist preacher in south Alabama make a movie about the Prodigal Son. In the process they both learn about the love and acceptance of the Prodigal’s father.
Release Date: March 3, 2016 (USA) | Length: 92 min | Genre: Comedy | MPAA Rating: NR
Note: Title changed from “Shooting the Prodigal” to “By the Grace of Bob”.