A young priest is hearing a man's confession. However, this is no ordinary confession, as the man isn't even Catholic AND he just admitted to killing someone! Before the priest can discuss absolution, the scared killer runs away and there's nothing for the priest to do. Later he goes home and finds the house empty. Just then, two police officers arrive and tell him that they think his father has been murdered--he was the apparent victim of the man who came to confession.
What was interesting about this film was what was NOT said, as there are many unanswered questions that arise from the film. This isn't bad, as it does make you think. In addition, the film is well made from start to finish and is worth watching.
What was interesting about this film was what was NOT said, as there are many unanswered questions that arise from the film. This isn't bad, as it does make you think. In addition, the film is well made from start to finish and is worth watching.
