Characters Margaret Craig (Frances O'Connor) and young son Jim (Dylan Matzke) must dig deep for inner srength, as they face one hardship after another.

Principal producer Michael Guillen, on set in Charleston, SC, enjoys overseeing the culmination of a challenging and rewarding four-year effort.

Anspaugh, widely known to be an "actor's director," collaborated deftly and tirelessly with the movie's talented cast, the result of which were brilliant performances.   

Director David Anspaugh and cinematographer Mihai Malaimare Jr. survey the beautiful scenery of Charleston, SC, in search of that perfect shot.

Screenwriter Patrick Duncan wrote a brilliant script, inspired by the remarkable, true story of young philanthropist Zach Bonner; and was himself simply wonderful to work with. 

The life of fictional character Margaret Craig (Frances O'Connor)goes from bad to worse, following the sudden death of her husband.

Between scenes, director David Anspaugh confers with Chandler Canterbury, regarding the young actor's lead role as Zach Bonner.

Daveigh's teen-aged character Kelley Bonner struggles between her love for her brother Zach and his noble cause and her own pressing needs.

Zach Bonner proves that one person can make a positive difference in this world -- even if you're just a kid.

Anna went the extra mile to prepare for her lead role as Laurie Bonner, Zach's mom.

First day of shooting in Charleston, SC. Chandler's hair needed to be cut and colored for his lead role as the red-headed Zach Bonner.

Juliet, with Anna Gunn, in Little Red Wagon

David Anspaugh and Emma Rayne Lyle on the set of Little Red Wagon

Anthony Reynolds opposite Frances O'Connor in "Little Red Wagon." 2010.

"Little Red Wagon" Director David Anspaugh and Deja Dee 2010

Between takes on film set "Little Red Wagon" 2010

Daveigh Chase at an event for Little Red Wagon (2012)