Yellow Day, a highly-anticipated debut film from Providence Film Partners, will release in select theaters Christmas 2015. The only faith-based film for Christmas 2015 is based on true stories of how God’s grace changes people’s lives. Our second guest is Whitney Miller from Masterchef, sponsored by Church Kitchen Ladies.
Yellow Day chronicles a young man's life-changing journey through the Yellow Day, a miraculous day where the world is revealed as seen through the eyes of God. On this day, the young man witnesses astonishing miracles, each one teaching a lesson in faith, hope, or love. This man must learn from these miracles and confront his fears, if he is to complete his journey and be reunited with his lost love.
Yellow Day’s powerful true stories come from Camp Grace, an actual camp in Mobile, Alabama, where much of the movie takes place. It was Krisanna Roberts, a real Camp Grace camper, whose incredible spirit, creative nature, and true story inspired Yellow Day’s title. At fifteen years old, Krisanna, who battled cancer all her life, found she only had six months left to live. For these remaining months, the doctors asked her to name a color for days she felt well. She chose yellow. Her remaining days were almost completely “lived in yellow,” and she was known for wishing others a “bright sunshiny yellow day.” A “Yellow Day” is not a day where everything goes right, but a day when one chooses grace.
“This production is not about any singular person, but the incredible and dedicated community that came together to make Yellow Day possible,”said writer and executive producer G.P. Galle, Jr.