'Our Father, the Devil' review: A specter in unlikely garb
Cameroonian American filmmaker Ellie Foumbi makes an impressive feature debut with this slow-burning thriller about a chef and a priest with a past.
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Cameroonian American filmmaker Ellie Foumbi makes an impressive feature debut with this slow-burning thriller about a chef and a priest with a past.
A work which manages to take overused themes like trauma and grief and imbue them with every facet of their respective meaning.
In 'Our Father, the Devil,' directed by Ellie Foumbi, a woman's life is upended by a priest who shows up in her small French town.
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Curiously, the filmmakers use of dramatizations neither helps nor hinders. The most riveting part of this doc is Jackson himself. His metamorphosis from innocent kid to, young adult convict, to sage older man is a wonder.