“WESLEY” is filled with adventure and challenge, is one that is a natural for the silver screen. It has a bit of the swashbuckling energy of Master and Commander and some of the bittersweet romance of Sense and Sensibility - and it is a film that conveys a powerful message pertinent to our times.

The year is 1732, a time of spiritual decline in England. The gulf between rich and poor is pronounced. Cheap methods of producing gin have created the 18th century's version of a crack epidemic among the lower classes.