At the End of the Day is a 2018 drama film directed by Kevin O'Brien. The movie follows the story of conservative professor Dave Hopper, who teaches at a Christian college in a small town. Dave is a devoted family man and a devout Christian who believes that homosexuality is a sin. He is also a member of a religious group that opposes the gay lifestyle.
One day, Dave discovers that an LGBT support group is planning to open a homeless youth shelter in his town. He joins a group of fellow conservatives who are determined to stop the shelter from opening. But when Dave starts attending the group's meetings, he is surprised to discover that many of the members are not the stereotypical "sinful" people he had expected to see.
As Dave gets to know the members of the group, he begins to question his own beliefs about homosexuality. He also comes to understand the struggles that LGBT people face in a town that is rife with intolerance and discrimination. Through his interactions with the group, Dave begins to challenge his own prejudices and starts to see the world in a different way.
At the End of the Day is a powerful and thought-provoking movie that explores the themes of tolerance, acceptance, and compassion. It is a film that challenges viewers to question their own beliefs and to embrace diversity in all its forms.
