Long before Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson became a reality TV star, he fell in love with Miss Kay and started a family, but his demons threatened to tear their lives apart. Set in the backwoods swamps of 1960s Louisiana, 'The Blind' shares never-before-revealed moments in Phil's life as he seeks to conquer the shame of his past, ultimately finding redemption in an unlikely place. This stunning cinematic journey chronicles the love story that launched a dynasty, the turmoil that nearly brought it crashing down, and the hope that rose from the ashes to create a foundation for generations to come.
Directed by Andrew Hyatt
louisiana
patriarch
biography
addiction
based on true story
religion
family
1960s
religious propaganda
christian faith
deep south
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Cast
Aron von Andrian
Phil Robertson
Amelia Eve
Kay Robertson (née Carroway)
Scarlett Abinante
Kay Carroway, age 12
Matthew Erick White
Phil Robertson, age 17
Ronan Carroll
Phil Robertson, age 12
Brielle Robillard
Kay Carroway, age 15
Aaron Dalla Villa
Si Robertson
Brasher Russell
Si Robertson, age 10
Jackson Dean Vincent
Alan Robertson, age 8-10
Connor Tillman
Big Al Bolen
John Ales
Pastor Bill Smith
Kerry Knuppe
Merritt Robertson
Crew
Andrew Hyatt
Director
Andrew Hyatt
Writer
Jeremy John Wells
Executive Producer
Willie Robertson
Producer
Korie Robertson
Producer
Troy Duhon
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
15 reviews
Adrian LopesPRO
6.8★ · 02/20/26
The origins of the patriarchy and matriarchy of Duck Dynasty. Loved this this. Beautiful faith based love story.
The origins of the patriarchy and matriarchy of Duck Dynasty. Loved this this. Beautiful faith based love story.
Callum Harmon
7.0★ · 05/13/24
One of the more interesting things going on in Cinema right now is this wave of decent to good Christian movies. Of course this is going to be totally ignored or downright denied by your average liberal LA or New York film critics. Regardless it's a really cool thing to watch unfold before your eyes. Especially if you grew up in a Christian home and were subjected to cinematic horrors that trump the worst "bad movie night" picture you could conjure up.
This isn't an incredible film but it is competent and occasionally uses the camera to help convey feelings and emotion in an effective manner :O Pure fiction in most faith based movies before 2019. Unfortunately the awful blumhouse color grading turns the solid sets and filmmaking into a gray blob. Hit or miss acting mostly in the flash back sections. The main two actors were rock solid.
Overall a much better movie than I expected. With Martin Scorsese jumping back in the Christ zone I imagine the Jesus train is just starting its engines.
One of the more interesting things going on in Cinema right now is this wave of decent to good Christian movies. Of course this is going to be totally ignored or downright denied by your average liberal LA or New York film critics. Regardless it's a really cool thing to watch unfold before your eyes. Especially if you grew up in a Christian home and were subjected to cinematic horrors that trump the worst "bad movie night" picture you could conjure up.
This isn't an incredible film but it is competent and occasionally uses the camera to help convey feelings and emotion in an effective manner :O Pure fiction in most faith based movies before 2019. Unfortunately the awful blumhouse color grading turns the solid sets and filmmaking into a gray blob. Hit or miss acting mostly in the flash back sections. The main two actors were rock solid.
Overall a much better movie than I expected. With Martin Scorsese jumping back in the Christ zone I imagine the Jesus train is just starting its engines.
Raelee James
0.4★ · 04/14/24
sigh… i grew up on duck dynasty, leave me alone
sigh… i grew up on duck dynasty, leave me alone
Chris
5.0★ · 01/09/24
Try not to sleep challenge set to hard difficulty
Try not to sleep challenge set to hard difficulty
Lmarshall
8.0★ · 09/28/23
Amazing movie I would probably love it more if I watch the show before
Amazing movie I would probably love it more if I watch the show before
