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Breakthrough (2019) is an inspirational Christian drama directed by Roxann Dawson and based on the true story of John Smith, a 14-year-old boy who survived a near-fatal drowning in Lake Sainte Louise, Missouri, in 2015. The film is based on the book The Impossible by Joyce Smith, John’s mother, which recounts her familyโ€™s ordeal and their faith-driven journey during this miraculous event. The movie stars Chrissy Metz, Marcel Ruiz, Josh Lucas, and Topher Grace.

The story begins with John Smith (played by Marcel Ruiz), a typical teenager adopted by Joyce (Chrissy Metz) and Brian Smith (Josh Lucas). While hanging out with his friends, John falls through the icy surface of a frozen lake and remains submerged for 15 minutes. After being pulled from the water by rescuers, he is rushed to the hospital, where doctors declare that he has no pulse and is unlikely to survive.

However, Joyce refuses to give up hope. She prays fervently at Johnโ€™s bedside, and in a stunning turn of events, his heart starts beating again. Despite bleak medical predictions about his recovery, John gradually regains consciousness without suffering permanent brain damage. The film highlights the power of prayer, community support, and faith in the face of impossible odds.

Breakthrough stands out as a modern faith-based film that appeals to both religious and secular audiences, thanks to its emotional storytelling and focus on real-life events. It continues to resonate as an example of faith and hope triumphing over despair, particularly for audiences seeking uplifting and inspirational stories.

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