Vain Glory

About This Movie

Vain Glory is a fascinating dive into the life of Tony Cox, who shares his harrowing escape from the grasp of cult leader John Robert Stevens. The pacing is quite contemplative, really giving you space to absorb his experiences. The documentary has this raw, unpolished feel that makes it feel very authentic. It touches on themes of manipulation, freedom, and personal growth, with Tony's candid storytelling pulling you in. There’s also some intriguing context around his relationship with Yoko Ono and John Lennon, which adds layers to the narrative. The atmosphere is heavy but engrossing, making you reflect on the complexities of devotion and the search for identity. It's an interesting piece, not your typical doc.

Deeply personal account of cult life. · Interesting connections to Yoko Ono and John Lennon. · Authentic, raw documentary style.