A judge finds himself on the wrong end of the gavel, no pun intended. And when a winter blizzard leaves him stranded in a diner, he has a hard time coming to terms with the other patrons who he judged in court, and they feel that they didn't receive a fair trial. What comes next is a series of flashbacks that sort of show how this judge lost his one source of happiness in his life. And the owner of the diner plays like a peacemaker with his own personal trials. A story of redemption and forgiveness. I give it a 7 out of 7. No graphic violence or profanity. But it's pretty decent overall itself.

A typical "Hallmark" story well acted by Randall Malin.

I normally don't like movies with religious messages because I find them a bit preachy and the acting usually isn't good.

However, this movie surprised me. The acting was good, the script was well-written and it had a compelling story line.