God Is A Beetle

About This Movie

God Is A Beetle dives deep into the turbulence of Aline's life with this raw, introspective vibe. The pacing feels deliberate, almost meditative, as she grapples with her identity amidst the chaos. The countryside backdrop contrasts sharply with her inner turmoil, enhancing the film's exploration of faith and personal crisis. The performances are quite grounded; Aline's journey resonates with a certain vulnerability, and the priest’s dialogues feel refreshingly authentic, adding layers to the narrative. There’s a tangible sense of conflict between the secular and the sacred, which the film navigates with a subtle hand. It’s an engaging piece that lingers, prompting you to reflect long after the credits roll.

Introspective drama with strong themes · Features a distinctive rural setting · Interesting exploration of faith and crisis