I don't often rent a movie, but I had this rotten cold (better now) and couldn't work in the yard.
So I rented a little flick called "Keep the Faith"
The only people in it that I could identify were Jerry Stiller's son, Ben, and that tall girl who plays Dharma, a program, that I've never watched.
The story was predictable but the acting was good.
Maybe very good. Stiller is the son of two very tallented people, so I guess genetics helped. Anyway he is a rabbi who goes gah gah over a childhood friend. I wish I knew her name, but I've already taken the tape back. She is also tallented, and I think I may watch her TV show sometime. Another actor played a priest who was also a childhood friend of the rabbi and he was really funny. I liked the way it showed the rabbi and the priest as average human beings. The girl was portrayed as being wildly successful in business, but I never figured out what the business was. It was a PG-13. I would recommend it.