Synopsis
Frailty is a movie released in 2002.
In a chilling exploration of faith, morality, and the thin line between sanity and madness, a mysterious man walks into an FBI office, unraveling a harrowing tale from his childhood. He recounts how his devoutly religious father, driven by divine visions, believed he was chosen to eradicate 'demons' from the earth—demons that, in his eyes, took the form of ordinary people. This gripping narrative plunges viewers into a world where belief can morph into violence, and innocence can be corrupted by fanaticism. As the story unfolds, we are forced to confront unsettling questions about the nature of evil and the depths of parental influence. The film's unique blend of crime thriller and psychological drama keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, as it expertly weaves twists that challenge perceptions of good and evil. With stellar performances and a haunting atmosphere, this film is not just a crime story; it’s a profound meditation on faith’s potential for both salvation and destruction. Prepare for a thought-provoking journey that leaves you pondering the complexities of belief long after the credits roll.
Lionsgate
David Kirschner Productions