God Is Still Asleep

About This Movie

So, 'God Is Still Asleep' is this gritty drama from '88, and it’s got this heavy, oppressive atmosphere that really sticks with you. The pacing is sort of methodical, which I think adds to the tension as the story unfolds. It's about a driver who decides to swap his baby for his employer's newborn girl, which sets off a chain reaction of violence and moral dilemmas. The performances are raw and intense, really drawing you into the chaos of both families’ lives. I think what makes it stand out is how it explores themes of desperation and the lengths people go for a better life, plus the practical effects have this unrefined edge that feels almost gritty. It’s definitely a unique find.

Explores moral dilemmas and family dynamics. · Features intense performances and gritty realism. · Pacing enhances the story's tension.