Bitter-sweet comedy from director Bill Forsyth. Gregory (John Gordon Sinclair) is a gawky adolescent living in a small Scottish town. He is the star of the school football team until the arrival of the gorgeous Dorothy (Dee Hepburn), the only female player, who quickly replaces him. Although demoted to goalie, Gregory soon falls head-over-heels in love with Dorothy, and sets about trying to ask her out.

Bitter-sweet comedy from director Bill Forsyth. Gregory (John Gordon Sinclair) is a gawky adolescent living in a small Scottish town. He is the star of the school football team until the arrival of the gorgeous Dorothy (Dee Hepburn), the only female player, who quickly replaces him. Although demoted to goalie, Gregory soon falls head-over-heels in love with Dorothy, and sets about trying to ask her out.

What would you do if -the moment you woke up from a wonderful nights rest you faced a fear most dreadful for any parent? The possibility of losing a child to death. Edward Lambeer is a professor at UNC-Wilmington. He has everything an established man could desire: a wonderful wife, 2 well mannered children, no worries in life. However, everything is about to change, drastically and it all starts with Erin, his 7 year old daughter. What happens to Edward is devastating. He struggles to adapt before another tragedy strikes. The plot thickens as his life spins out of control until a blessing happens in the midst of shear agony. What becomes of Edward? What causes the devastation? What is the blessing? Only the Long Road Home will tell.