Feeding Boys, Ayaya

About This Movie

Feeding Boys, Ayaya is a pretty somber exploration of faith and desperation. The film's pace can be a bit uneven, but it captures a raw, gritty atmosphere that complements its themes well. You have this Christian protagonist, a virgin, trying to navigate the dark world of male prostitution after his brother gets pulled into it. The performances are heartfelt, with a palpable tension that really drives the emotional stakes. It’s not flashy, which I think makes the practical effects stand out more; they serve the story rather than distract from it. There’s this haunting quality that lingers after watching, leaving you with questions about morality and redemption. It's definitely a unique entry in the drama genre.

Unique take on faith and moral dilemmas · Raw performances that evoke genuine emotion · Gritty atmosphere complements the narrative