Backsliding

The story follows Jack, who has transformed during his time in prison by finding religion and marrying Alison. They attempt to lead a life in accordance with their newfound beliefs by relocating to a remote power station in central Australia. This setting becomes a backdrop for tension as a young handyman enters their lives, challenging their values and beliefs.

The film delves into the dynamics of faith and morality through interpersonal conflict. As the characters grapple with their differing perspectives, the narrative raises questions about conviction and the complexities of human relationships. Backsliding's exploration of these themes can resonate with viewers looking for dramatic storytelling from the early 1990s.