Beautiful Soul (DVD)
$14.99
An urban contemporary re-telling of It’s a Wonderful Life, R&B superstar Andre Stephens (Deitrick Haddon) is on top of the world. He has success, fame, and fortune but spiritually he has lost his way. However, his “perfect” world is shattered when his entourage is brutally attacked, leaving Andre and his best friend Chris Johnson (Robert Ri’chard) clinging to life. As his very existence hangs in the balance, Andre goes on a spiritual journey in a place that is neither on Earth nor in Heaven where he is given an opportunity to reevaluate his life, his faith and discover a beautiful soul.
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SKU (UPC): 014998419492
Produced by: Jeffery Boyd | Andre Stephens
Binding: Video DVD
Published: May 2012
Publisher: Provident Distribution
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