Director Gordon Stevenson presents an unconventional film exploring faith and suffering, using a No-Wave cinema style. The story focuses on Rose, played by Mirielle Cervenka, a young woman experiencing severe stigmata. As she tries to understand this unusual condition, Rose enters a world where spiritual struggles and physical pain are deeply connected.
Stevenson creates a narrative that profoundly examines the human experience, questioning how we understand faith and ourselves. Cervenka's performance as Rose feels genuinely real, allowing viewers to deeply connect with her. The film offers a distinctive look at spirituality, suffering, and family relationships, pushing beyond typical storytelling.