Ken Anderson: Family Collection

In Christian evangelical circles, the brand Gospel Films carries deeply unique and special connotations. A production house established by Ken Anderson, it created hundreds of top-shelf dramas with Christian themes, designed both for churchgoers and for non-Christians who were in the midst of seeking truth. This collection pays homage to Anderson and his studio with four Gospel Films dramas suitable for the entire family. As directed by Bruce Lood, the 1976 HELD FOR RANSOM tells the true story of a woman brutally kidnapped, blindfolded, and transported in the trunk of her car, who found grace and salvation through her ordeal; the 1985 PATMOS transports viewers to the saga of St. John's exile on the titular island, where he witnessed the visions of Revelation; the 1980 TOUCH OF THE MASTER'S HAND brings home the message of Christian salvation by comparing non-believers to old violins in need of restoration; and the 1986 THE GOLDEN DOLPHIN weaves the tale of the Golden Dolphin Mystery, involving an enchanting English manager, a kidnapping, a lost deed, and much more - plus a solid Christian message.