Synopsis:
What happens once innocence is lost?

God’s Forgotten House is an emotionally charged drama that follows John Phillips (Curtis NySmith) – a young, privileged, white man - who is court-ordered to work in a home for trouble youth in New York’s Harlem.

As John reluctantly goes to work at the group home, he doesn’t mix well with the kids or the staff, including his supervisor (N’Bushe Wright). Getting a first-hand look at the choices these kids are making on a day-to-day basis, John becomes deeper involved in their world.

“A strong piece of work. Great performances. An intelligent film.”
Gary Slaymaker, Western Mail

“A standout production that deserves wide distribution.”
Thomas Baker, Ph.D., Chairperson, The Accolade

Accolade Awards:
Excellence for Independent Feature
Honorable Mention Award for Direction

Cast:
Curtis Nysmith, N'Bushe Wright (Blade/Fresh/Dead Presidents)

Crew:
Writer/Director: Justin Golding
Producers: Frances Saunders & Daniel Sollinger
Cinematographers: Tony C. Jannelli & Anthony Jenelli
Composers: Mac Quayle & Jonathan Zalben
Production Designer: Randall Richards
Editor: Nelson Brann