Innocent Candy
2018, 120 minutes
A tale of redemption
Hamilton Candy and The Bishop. Feared, respected, ruthless. Hamilton, the east end brute. Destroyed by the murder of his wife and five-year-old daughter in a revenge killing. Older, wiser, some call him the sensible one of the two. The Bishop. The psychotic loose cannon with an unhealthy obsession with God. Abused by his father and convinced he was a sinner in the eyes of God. Both men are close friends. Both men carry scars. Both men are lost. Then a job goes wrong. The only witness is a young girl called Ruby. Hamilton saves the girl from certain death at the hands of Bishop. Convinced that the psychotic Bishop will forgive him. But will he? Both men are forced to face their pasts and their futures Both men will face a journey that involves many characters and emotions. Hamilton has the chance to redeem himself as a father. And an opportunity to save rather than kill, love rather than hate. An opportunity for change. Pursued by Bishop. In conflict with his belief. Torn and confused over the need to punish or love his closest friend. Ruthlessly killing those who get in the way. This is a beautiful, loving, violent and often humorous story about one man's opportunity to find redemption. His eyes and his heart opened by the compassion he shows a child and his feelings for a lady named Molly. Yet a story of pain. As the other man also seeks redemption. His eyes and his heart twisted with the pain and abuse of his early life. He is lost and alone. Confused in a life of death and revenge. A story that reminds us ....It's never too late
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