Film Review: "The Spitfire Grill"

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The paper gives a history of the film explaining that it was originally made and funded by a Mississippi Catholic relief fund, the Sacred Heart League, in order to 'present the values of the Judeo-Christian tradition'.
The paper summarizes the storyline and presents the reviews it received. The paper discusses how the characters Shelby Goddard and Hannah Ferguson transform during the film and how they alter their lives because of the characters surrounding them.

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"Castle Rock Entertainment spent $10 million for it after it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and won the Audience Award, yet it never really lived up to Castle Rock's hopes, even though it did manage to gross $12.643 million at the box office. Many critics reviled the film calling the writing predictable and cliched and the ending unbelievable and contrived."

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