Chilling recounting of all-too typical abuse by religious monsters under the guise of caring. In this new era of abuse in all sectors of society, by the Taliban, by the Catholic church, evangelicals, Trump supporters etc., this show is more than timely, perhaps even a precursor to a new world of authoritarian abuse in the name of a deity.
This is not a perfect documentary, however. The main narrator and director is annoying with her whiny, loud voice that gets irritating after the first half hour. She dominates the proceedings and takes away from the impact of the show. I found it hard to totally empathize with her, but not the other victims, because she can be overwhelming too often.
This is not a perfect documentary, however. The main narrator and director is annoying with her whiny, loud voice that gets irritating after the first half hour. She dominates the proceedings and takes away from the impact of the show. I found it hard to totally empathize with her, but not the other victims, because she can be overwhelming too often.