Ecstatic Stigmatic

Gordon Stevenson, known for his avant-garde filmmaking style, directs this unconventional exploration of faith and suffering through the lens of No-Wave cinema. The movie centers around Mirielle Cervenka's portrayal of Rose, a young woman grappling with an extreme case of stigmata. In her struggle to come to terms with this extraordinary affliction, Rose is thrust into a world where spiritual turmoil and physical pain intersect.Stevenson masterfully crafts a narrative that delves deep into the human experience, challenging viewers' perceptions of faith and identity. Cervenka's performance as Rose brings an authenticity to the screen, allowing the audience to connect with her character on a visceral level. Through its uncompromising portrayal of spirituality, suffering, and family dynamics, this film offers a unique perspective that transcends traditional storytelling boundaries.