Kreuzweg (2014)

Since the beginning of the Catholic catechumens, dogmatic teenage girls have moved away from popular culture to resist the incarnation of Satan. After growing up, her mother still reined in her daily life and making friends in an authoritarian way. Not only did she strive to meet the requirements, but she secretly made a dangerous decision so that her brother, who was suffering from autism, could speak. "Girl's difference" is a neat and perfect form that echoes the end-of-line behavior of the characters in the film. The 14 themes of the film are based on a short chapter from Jesus' visit. Fourteen paragraphs are long, with a frame-like structure, which is once again reminiscent of "the Flower of France and the Sith" directed by Serini in ○ in 1955. The difference is that this film seems to write a cold story about the pursuit of faith at the expense of worship, but in fact, in a strongly critical metaphorical tone, it explores how the fanaticism of faith has become a kind of authoritarian rule.