Born Again
A poignant drama that explores the power of religion.
4/5
- Drama, Thriller
- United Kingdom
- 2020
- 9 min
Rees and Morgan deliver outstanding performances, showcasing remarkable chemistry as they navigate the intricacies of their characters’ vastly different perspectives on life and death. Directed by Rachel Pedley and penned by Robert P. Bruce, the film expertly balances a comedic flair with a poignant exploration of themes such as religion and homosexuality, providing a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant experience.
The film’s theatrical-like quality is evident in its well-shot and framed sequences, creating a visually compelling narrative that complements the depth of the storytelling. This short film stands out as a high-quality production, successfully tackling sensitive issues with finesse, and leaving a lasting impact through its engaging performances and nuanced exploration of the human experience.
Tensions rise, as it quickly becomes clear that the two men both lived and died in very different ways. Now, as they take time to understand each other’s journeys, trading opposing views on sex, love, and religion, they learn that their way out is not just to talk, but to listen.
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Rees and Morgan deliver outstanding performances, showcasing remarkable chemistry as they navigate the intricacies of their characters’ vastly different perspectives on life and death. Directed by Rachel Pedley and penned by Robert P. Bruce, the film expertly balances a comedic flair with a poignant exploration of themes such as religion and homosexuality, providing a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant experience.
The film’s theatrical-like quality is evident in its well-shot and framed sequences, creating a visually compelling narrative that complements the depth of the storytelling. This short film stands out as a high-quality production, successfully tackling sensitive issues with finesse, and leaving a lasting impact through its engaging performances and nuanced exploration of the human experience.
Tensions rise, as it quickly becomes clear that the two men both lived and died in very different ways. Now, as they take time to understand each other’s journeys, trading opposing views on sex, love, and religion, they learn that their way out is not just to talk, but to listen.
Coming Soon