Who has seen the brilliant South African movie Faith Like Potatoes ?

Who of you guys on here has seen the fabulous South African movie Faith Like Potatoes ? Its the screen adaption of the famous book by Angus Buchan. According to the reviews ive read it was released worldwide and did excellent at the box office (it made $4,138,851.82 and for a South African movie thats alot of money) ! If you did see this movie, what did you think about it ? Please share your thoughts on this.

Go check out the website at www.faithlikepotatoes.com

This will change your life for the better !

Seems interesting.
I'd rather read the book first though. Since movies have to fit a time frame they may leave out certain sections of a book...perhaps the scriptwriter doesnt think them crucial but I've found that often the left out parts are something I really liked.
This happened with the Kite Runner recently. Read the book when it first came out and saw the movie a month ago...some good parts were left out.
Thus: book first, movie second.

Oh and it seems like a book that is about faith and religion etc. and even though Im atheist, if it is a good story and good literature/cinematography..then Im up for it. One of my fave books/theatre shows is Les Miserables, a story ripe with Christian references. But beautifully done.

All in all thanks for the info...always up for good true life stories.

what is it about?

Seen it and been part of Angus Buchans ministry.
I left because he stands against the righteousness of God. Everyone that follows him are like those crowds in Jesus' day only interested in physical manifestations, but never coming to the truth. They all reject the true gospel of the water and the Spirit God gave us, and ascribe only to a half a gospel of only the Cross. Because of this they make God out to be a liar and blaspheme against the Holy Spirit.
Jesus made it very clear that the only gospel is the water and the Spirit (John 3:5), which is His baptism and blood on the Cross. We need to know the sacrificial system in the OT and how this played out in the NT, where Jesus said to John the Baptist, "Let it be so now; it is proper for us to do this to fulfil all righteousness."
His gospel is His righteousness, and everyone who rejects it stands against it. Not one of Angus' followers have been made holy, righteous and sinless before God.
Many evangelists throughout the world are doing the same...that is why we read those fearful words in Math. 7, "Depart from me you workers of iniquity." Iniquity is sin...and sinners will never be allowed into heaven.