Fe

About This Movie

So, 'Fe' is this intriguing 2011 drama that digs into some heavy themes of faith and morality. You have this evangelical priest, right? He's out there in Guatemala City, trying to wrestle with his purpose after being invited to a prison service. The atmosphere is pretty somber, almost claustrophobic at times, especially when he meets Beto—a young fisherman who’s accused of something horrific. The pacing feels deliberate, really giving you time to soak in the weight of each encounter. The performances are raw and compelling, capturing the desperation and hope of these characters. It’s a unique exploration of guilt, redemption, and the human condition, with some thought-provoking moments that linger long after the credits roll.

Explores deep themes of faith and redemption · Character-driven narrative with strong performances · Set against the backdrop of a troubled society