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A sober, harrowing sit of testimony and investigation that leaves you angry and shaken rather than entertained.

A strange, unsettling essay of staged medieval horrors and grotesque tableaux, by turns creepy, grisly and wryly comic, demanding patience but rewarding it with unforgettable images.

A short, grim historical horror piece that feels oppressive and unsettling, with a slow, tense build toward cruelty.

A sober, scholarly and often harrowing survey that asks for close attention and leaves a heavy residue.

A stark, austere procedural that turns a historic trial into an intimate, unblinking study of faith under pressure.

A quiet, sobering documentary that reconstructs a woman's persecution with patience, leaving a lingering sense of injustice and restraint.

A quiet, contemplative look at cloistered lives, more meditative than dramatic, asking patience as it lingers on old walls and vanished devotion.

A brief, sobering piece that confronts real violence with restraint, leaving a heavy quiet that lingers after it ends.

A grim, oppressive plunge into religious persecution, with a slow, methodical build toward suffering that leaves you unsettled and weary.

A somber, reflective drama that moves between past persecution and present-day rehearsal, asking you to sit with injustice rather than escape it.

A solemn, firsthand account of faith enduring under persecution, told with quiet gravity and historical weight.

A hushed, somber chamber piece that lingers on dread and mortality, asking patience as it builds quiet, oppressive weight.