The Offering

Name: The Offering
Genre: Drama
Released: 1997-06-01
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Rating: 5
Cast: Jason Parkhurst, Michael Ann Rowe, David Conelli

1997
Unrated
1h 45min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaRebellious teenage drug user Paul is startled by an apparition of an African Christ who is visible only to him. At the same time, Paul's mother Nora has nightmares about Paul being murdered ... Leer todoRebellious teenage drug user Paul is startled by an apparition of an African Christ who is visible only to him. At the same time, Paul's mother Nora has nightmares about Paul being murdered by his abusive father Brian--who is making death threats to Nora's new lover. Encouraged b... Leer todoRebellious teenage drug user Paul is startled by an apparition of an African Christ who is visible only to him. At the same time, Paul's mother Nora has nightmares about Paul being murdered by his abusive father Brian--who is making death threats to Nora's new lover. Encouraged by Christ to become more spiritual, Paul struggles to convince his family and friends that ... Leer todo

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Alice Frank's debut.

Banda sonora
Requiem
/ "Lacrymosa"
Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Courtesy of Namos Records
Harmonic Ranch ... Sound Recording and Mix
Maya Morales ... Vocals
Neil Benezra ... Percussions
Brooke Williams ... Flute
Beo Morales ... Guitar, Bass, Percussion
Queintin Chappetta ... Percussion, Piano

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9/10

A Good Indie Offering

"The Offering" pulled me in with a short plot description, about a white teen drug abuser who is confronted with visions of a black Christ. Thankfully well written and well acted, this film, while no religious epic, will inspire thought and awe from the somewhat weak beginning to the tense conclusion. It takes itself seriously, and works where it just as easily could have failed. The acting by the main characters is dead on, and their anger and problems don't seem staged at all. Much better than any other film I saw in theaters this year... long live indie!