Review of I Still Believe (2020) by Steve Davis for Austin Chronicle — 11 Mar 2020

Though the movie’s raison d’être is unmistakable from the outset, the most compelling moments come not when God’s name is being invoked out loud and with great frequency, but rather when the loving symbiosis between two young people facing adversity and caring for each other is tenderly communicated without uttering any words, conveyed in something as simple as the direct gaze between two pairs of locked eyes.

Now that’s the notion of a higher power in which we can all believe.