A bizarrely blasphemous true-life tale holds firm on Netflix

Organized religion and mental health are two sensitive subjects that individually need to be handled very carefully so as not to cause offense, forcing co-writer and director Jon Avnet to tread a fine line and orchestrate a tricky balancing act when he was crafting his forgotten 2017 drama Three Christs.

Fortunately, the story was inspired by real events, which gave the filmmaker the benefit of having a factual cushion to lean on when crafting the narrative. The feature-length adaptation of Milton Rokeach’s 1964 psychiatric study The Three Christs of Ypsilanti delivers pretty much exactly what you’d expect from the vague-yet-fascinating title.



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