WWJD II: The Woodcarver

Matthew Stevenson is a young boy. His parents are separating. He cannot accept it. He looks for a way to put his anger somewhere. He damages a church. Among the things he breaks is woodwork. The man who made it is a widowed woodcarver. The old man takes the boy on. The point is to repair what was broken. Repair work takes time. The two of them talk while it goes on. The man tells him about his faith as well. The boy comes to face his own situation. The film is a religious drama, counted as following an earlier one, though there is no tie between the characters. John Ratzenberger, Dakota Daulby and Nicole Oliver appear in the ninety six minute film, a Canadian and American production Terry Ingram finished in 2012.