Corpus Christi

A sharp, deeply human look at faith and forgiveness

Bartosz Bielenia is fantastic, giving Daniel an intense, unreadable presence that makes his contradictions fascinating: compassionate one moment, volatile the next. Komasa wisely avoids easy answers, building toward a final burst of shocking violence that strips away any comforting notions of redemption. A thoughtful, morally messy film that lingers precisely because it refuses to tell us what to believe.