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Local sports coverage celebrates the undefeated Northfield Lions and Coach Peters, while Steve is introduced as a reserve football player.
Steve reconnects with Jackie at school, and their playful conversation reveals his growing affection for her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Franklin is invited to speak at a football ceremony celebrating the undefeated Northfield Lions and Coach Peters.
Jackie supports Steve's larger public effort, which challenges Franklin's campaign and seeks a debate with him.
During a church service, Willy interrupts and asks the congregation to stand if they support allowing Steve to debate Franklin.
Randy is introduced among Steve's teammates during the football ceremony where Franklin is invited to speak.
Wes is introduced among Steve's teammates during the football ceremony where Franklin is invited to speak.
Trevor reveals to Steve that he is gay and explains that people tolerate him only while he remains hidden.
Franklin describes drug users, immoral people, homosexuals, and others he believes reject God's message as threats to the community.
Steve launches Pass the Light to challenge Franklin's exclusionary message and gathers signatures demanding a debate with him.
Willy supports Steve's public campaign and later interrupts a church service to argue that Steve has met Franklin's conditions.
A student-led campaign for acceptance grows from personal understanding into a public challenge to exclusionary political rhetoric.
Directed by Malcolm Goodwin
Pass the Light (2015) · 6.4/10 · comedy, drama, family
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