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Grace Card, The While the dysfunctional life of a bitter, angry, grieving, beer-guzzling cop (Michael Joiner), who is preoccupied with the tragic death of his 5-year-old son (Brayden Negelein) seventeen years earlier, continues to unravel after losing a promotion, distancing himself from his depressed wife (Joy Parmer Moore) who seeks help from a counselor (Cindy Hodge), and learning that his rebellious, flunking-out, teenage son (Rob Erickson) needs a kidney transplant in this religious-based, realistic, heart-tugging, inspirational, 2010 film, his African-American partner (Michael Higgenbottom), who has a supportive wife (Dawntoya Thomason) and two daughters (Taylor Ollins and Kiana McDaniel) and preaches at a local Memphis church, tries to support his coworker and friend and encourages him to turn to God for guidance.
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Grace Card, The on the Internet Movie Database
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