'The Father's Love' Movie Addresses Christian Dating, Pre-Martial Sex and Life in a Big City; Love Story that Leads to Heartbreak and Redemption in God (VIDEO)

New faith-based film 'The Father's Love' tackles the controversial theme of Christian single dating, pre-martial sex, and the redemptive grace of the Father's love.

'The Father's Love' is a romantic drama set in a big city. Along with a very realistic love story, the film features some comedy and also dabs into friendship, life in a big city, and ultimately discovering relationships from both the past and future.

The movie goes nation wide August 20th and features actors, Angela Lin, Erik McKay, Raushanah Simmons, and Jordan Turchin. It was directed, produced, and written by Sharon Kon, co-Produced by Judith Perez and co-written by Mara Measor.

A synopsis of the film reads, "Struggling to find fulfillment in relationships, blossoming filmmaker Sarah discovers that forgiveness is key to true love. Sarah has moved to New York City to pursue her love of filmmaking when she meets the man of her dreams. Charming, handsome and successful, Reece becomes her world. As their love story unfolds, Sarah is taken on a journey of heartbreak and forgiveness, by exploring her relationships both past and present. In the end, she emerges with new found strength to inspire others when they need it most."

Born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, writer, Kon graduated with honors from Hunter College of The City University of New York with a B.S. in Film and Video Production. Kon is a director/producer who is passionate about producing films that have "aesthetic appeal and are thought-provoking, which are ultimately life-changing to each viewer."

'The Father's Love' is Kon's first feature-length film and it takes its inspiration from her own life as a twenty-something looking for love and adventure in the Big Apple.

Kon's brave approach has ruffled some feathers among some of her Christian peers, who are not comfortable with single women and dating. Implying that it is not very family friendly because it remains true to real life instances, since it suggests pre-marital sex and casual drinking. Other believers, such as actor Stephen Baldwin are not afraid to stand behind it because of its honesty.

The film has already been selling out at pre-screenings in New York and is being used as a ministry outreach to single professionals.

For more information on 'The Father's Love' visit www.thefatherslovemovie.com