Aimee Semple McPherson was a fabled faith healing evangelist in the Roaring Twenties who healed the sick, spoke in tongues, and raised the dead. Charlie Chaplin and Anthony Quinn came to her Los...

Aimee Semple McPherson was a fabled faith healing evangelist in the Roaring Twenties who healed the sick, spoke in tongues, and raised the dead. Charlie Chaplin and Anthony Quinn came to her Los Angeles Temple and proclaimed her the most charismatic and talented woman alive. At the height of her fame, tragedy struck and she vanished in the ocean at Venice Beach. Her mother held a memorial service mourning her death, but Aimee was more alive than she had ever been! Richard Rossi's film poignantly examines the conflict between flesh and spirit. Rossi does not canonize or condemn McPherson, but has written a fleshed out woman, compassionately hitting the note of truth that a trailblazing woman of God was still human. With the aid of a former LAPD police investigator getting access to files and transcripts that have been closed for 75 years, and through unprecedented access to surviving associates of Aimee McPherson, director Richard Rossi tells the complete true story of Sister Aimee, revealing and answering questions that have been mysteries for decades. Mimi Michaels is riveting as McPherson, and the rest of the cast all is at a high level, transporting us back to the world of speakeasies, faith healings, and the disappearance of Aimee Semple McPherson. For more insider information the official website of the feature film is www.aimeesemplemcphersonmovie.com