Tory Hedderman is a stereotypical, self-centered 16-year-old with an unpatriotic attitude and the motto, "If it doesn't have to do with me, why should I care?" However, when Tory is caught vandalizing a statue of a World War I vet, he is ordered to perform community service at a local veterans' home. There, he learns about the sacrifices that have been made for our country and how to open his heart to those around him.

Awarded the Dove Foundation's highest honor of five doves, The Pledge is an uplifting family drama featuring footage of real veterans sharing their thoughts on patriotism, freedom, and the attitudes of today's generation toward the true price of freedom.

Content Description:

Sex: None
Language: G/OMG-3; "Sucks"-2
Violence: A boy throws an egg at a patriotic statue; boy lightly smacked in chin with newspaper; a man throws detergent on a character; a character spills paint on a character; a character grabs another character; the character who is grabbed later grabs the other man; a dinner disagreement over war and whether or not veterans should be honored as heroes of war.
Drugs: None
Nudity: Mild cleavage.
Other: A character is a hypnotherapist and she mentions she has helped people quit smoking with hypnosis; a character paints "War is Murder" on a wall and the wrong person is blamed for it; in an inspirational scene a character prays in Jesus' name; there is some question as to whether a certain character is a ghost or an angel but he is apparently an angel; a teen girl has lived by herself since her father died but she gets a good home by film's end.