Princess Cut
A beautiful young woman searching for true, faithful love that will last a lifetime. In today’s world, it’s not easy to find a man of good character with honest and pure intentions. Grace doesn’t give up, and she doesn’t let herself be swept away by the emotions and desires of her heart. Thanks to her principles, her trust in God, and her reliance on the advice of her loving father, she overcomes relationship crises and finds the right man. The message of this lovely film is that true love is worth waiting for.
Grace Anderson is a young adult woman longing to find the right man with whom she can build a relationship that will eventually lead to marriage. She is therefore looking for a man of character who cares about keeping their premarital relationship as pure and beautiful as possible.
Grace’s loving father and her mother are also interested in who Grace is currently dating, and they try to get involved to protect Grace from serious mistakes and from men who would only want to take advantage of her. For Grace, however, finding the right man is not easy.
One of Grace’s relationships ends in an embarrassing fiasco. Another relationship turns out to be with a man who shows no regard for Grace’s principles when it comes to intimacy, so Grace ends that relationship. Just when things seem quite hopeless, Grace finds her way to Clint, a young doctor from their neighborhood who occasionally helps out on her father’s farm.
Clint has honest intentions toward Grace. Both receive Grace’s father’s blessing for their relationship. After some time, however, the situation becomes a bit complicated when former partners from both Grace’s and Clint’s past resurface.
Romantic
USA, 2015, 97 min
Crew: Paul Munger
Cast: Rusty Martin, Jenn Gotzon, Torry Martin
Parents Guide
Several instances of tight-fitting pants. One instance of Grace’s boyfriend trying to force her to kiss him. One instance of misguided advice about wild cohabitation from a strange therapist.
One instance of a rough fistfight between Grace’s suitors.
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