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A Very British Cult is an oddball comedy that dives into the absurdity of faith and leadership. David, our hapless cult leader, grapples with the impending return of Jesus but has somehow lost track of when that's supposed to happen. The film captures a distinctively British humor—dry, a bit surreal, and often painfully relatable. The pacing feels deliberately awkward at times which enhances the sense of impending doom as his followers drift away. The performances are nicely understated, balancing the absurdity with moments of genuine emotion, especially between David and his wife. There's a certain charm in the practical effects and low-budget aesthetic that adds to its quirky vibe. It's a film that wears its heart on its sleeve, despite the goofy premise.
Darkly humorous take on cult dynamics. · Explores themes of faith and personal failure. · Captures a uniquely British sense of comedy.
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