After watching it, I found that the narrative structure of the whole film is quite rigorous, and the characters are very delicate. The fourteen fragments correspond to the fourteen processes that Jesus experienced during the crucifixion, although the corresponding relationship is not so obvious. But we can also see a general idea: Jesus sacrificed himself to atone for the sins of the world, and Mary sacrificed herself to God to atone for the sins of her younger brother.
The religious criticism of the film is self-evident, with an almost exaggerated way of expressing the suppression of human nature by traditional religions (doctrine norms), as well as the unreasonableness of those doctrines themselves. . .
In the end, Mary's deeds may be advertised as a "miracle", as her mother said, keep preaching to people until the church canonizes it... but Dad stood by the window and said nothing, Mom In the end, I also burst into tears, nothing can make up for the pain of losing the girl.
Very happy to see the film is that there are just corrected my word subtitle translation Son of God (2014), "Jesus as the cornerstone Peter set up their own church."
Finally, can not help but want to Tucao about, is German Don't you watch ACIM? It's 2014, how can you still make a movie with this theme? If people don't say it sooner, sin does not exist. If sin is true, then the road of misery is not fourteen stops, but an endless loop with no end...
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