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n Hawk Hill Pictures' Conceivable, releasing in select theaters on Oct. 16, it seems that Brielle Burns has everything going for her. At 45, she's a successful minister, a wife and mother to two nearly grown children; and she has big plans for her future. But life takes an unexpected turn. A routine exam in the doctor's office revealed a life-changing reality she could not have guessed: pregnancy.

I spoke with writer, director and producer Beth Caulfield about “Conceivable,” her first feature film, a new faith forward drama inspired by her own experience and in select theaters today. The film stars Jana Lee Hamblin (“The West Wing”, “Jane the Virgin”) and Eddie McClintock (“Stark Raving Mad”).

“Conceivable,” written, directed, and produced by Beth Caulfield, follows Brielle Burns, a respected minister, wife, and mother of two nearly grown children whose carefully planned future is disrupted by a positive pregnancy test. The film stars Jana Lee Hamblin (“The West Wing”) as Brielle, with Eddie McClintock (“Stark Raving Mad”), Dean Cain (“Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”), and Daniel Roebuck (“Final Destination”) also in the cast.

At 45, the last thing she expected was expecting. AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul Salfen sits down with writer, director, and producer Beth Caulfield for an exclusive conversation about CONCEIVABLE, the faith-forward drama inspired by her own true story. A respected minister, wife, and mother of two nearly grown kids sees her next chapter upended by an unplanned pregnancy — and has to decide what faith, responsibility, and courage look like when the plan falls apart.

There are plenty of movies that tell you faith matters when life gets difficult. Conceivable does something a little different: it puts its characters under enough pressure to make that faith difficult. That distinction is one of the biggest reasons this film worked for me.

Art imitates life, literally, for writer Beth Caulfield. Her movie CONCEIVABLE loosely follows her late-in-life pregnancy experience and the questions she grappled with that challenged her beliefs of what it truly means to be pro-life.

Beth Caulfield hopes her new faith-forward film, “Conceivable,” will encourage churches and pastors to have difficult conversations surrounding unplanned pregnancy.

Beth Caulfield thought she knew exactly what the next chapter of her life would look like. In her mid-40s, the mother of two returned to seminary as her children grew older, and she and her husband prepared for a different stage of life when Caulfield discovered she was unexpectedly pregnant.

This movie has a meaningful story at its heart. Its premise will resonate with many Christian families who have faced unexpected life changes. Scripture and faith take center stage as Brielle struggles with an unexpected pregnancy, forcing her to confront the tension between her plans and God’s will and learn what it truly means to trust Him.

Conceivable follows 45-year-old Brielle when she becomes unexpectantly pregnant and must decide whether to keep the baby or terminate the pregnancy. It’s based on the life experiences of Beth Caulfield who is the writer, producer, and director of the film. Conceivable comes to select theaters on October 16th. For more information, go to https://www.conceivablethemovie.com/

Hawk Hill Pictures will release CONCEIVABLE, a faith-based drama inspired by writer-director Rev. Beth Caulfield’s own life, in theaters Oct. 16.