"A Time For Every Purpose" is a compelling and inspiring cinematic experience, portraying the quest for meaning in a tumultuous world through the lives of three wandering souls, under the guidance of a devoted Pastor. As the story unfolds, the characters – Clark (Wade Hunt Williams), Reggie (Zachary S. Williams), Ruth (Alexia Aldebol), and Paul (Eric Diaz) – come to realize that purpose and understanding are not always immediate companions, but rather, time unfolds the answers they seek.
Reverend Clark, a seasoned and sagacious figure at the helm of a church and a close-knit community, bears the weight of a war veteran's past. Having traversed the labyrinth of life's trials and tribulations, he once discovered himself amid chaos and confusion. Yet, in the twilight of his years, the efficacy of his influence appears to have dwindled.
Amidst the struggles and private battles that consume the townsfolk within the sanctuary of their homes, a unique tale unfolds - that of Paul Westlyn (Eric Diaz), an Afghanistan war veteran haunted by the ghosts of PTSD. Each day is a relentless battle as he grapples with the harsh reality of homelessness, a recent twist of fate that has cast him onto the unforgiving streets. In this unforgiving realm, Paul gains a sobering firsthand understanding of what it truly means to hit rock bottom. However, a newfound friend eventually arrives on the scene, offering a glimmer of hope and a fresh perspective, though the price of this transformation is steep.
Highlighting the acting talent from “A Time for Every Purpose” Zachary S Williams known from “All American,” “Family Reunion,” and “I am Frankie;” Eric Diaz, a series regular in Vince Vaughn’s new Apple TV show “Bad Monkey.” The film also features Wade Hunt Williams, a veteran of film and TV known for his roles in “Child of God,” “The Investigator,” and “Jungle Run.” The rest of the cast is full of up-and-coming talent from central and south Florida who all put on amazing performances.
