I saw this movie many years ago and it has resonated with me ever since. I am not qualified to analyze this movie in any scholarly way. I only know i personally believe in the central message revealed at the end of the movie that 'every man has something of what it takes to be a priest in him'. But beyond the religious statement i have always accepted the broader humanistic interpretation to that statement; that being 'that most men have the capacity for good however small'. This is is a message that i feel is timeless and bears constant repeating and if a movie contains this message in its structure it to also deserves to be timeless and so this movie is with me.
Review of The Left Hand of God
