There Is No Evil

The film delves into complex themes such as family secrets and moral crises, providing an intimate look at how personal relationships are affected by societal pressures. Each story within this anthology highlights the consequences of the death penalty, presenting a thought-provoking narrative that resonates deeply with its audience.

With a runtime of 151 minutes, There Is No Evil is notable for its exploration of conscientious objection, as well as its portrayal of relationships, like that of an uncle and niece. The film addresses heavy subjects such as military service, terminal illness, and the weight of personal choices during critical moments.

Available on DVD, this film is a significant addition for collectors interested in international cinema and those looking to understand the intricacies of moral choices within a repressive environment.