O'Brien avoids harsh attitudes throughout the even-keeled, gentle spirited film.

It's unashamedly aimed at the mainstream American audience, with a mission to change hearts and minds - but when the film has a message like this (as obvious as that message may be), that's not necessarily a bad thing.

[At the End of the Day] wants to ask questions of its audience and challenge its audience to answer them, not in an angry, forceful way, but from a place of great care and deep love.

Snappy, energetic filmmaking and a superb sense of irreverence add a sharp edge to this religious-themed comedy-drama.