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A Still Small Voice

2023

Documentary

A Still Small Voice

2023

Documentary

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93% TOMATOMETER · 28 reviews

93% AUDIENCE

6.8/10 · 176

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Plot summary

An aspiring hospital chaplain begins a yearlong residency in spiritual care, only to discover that to successfully tend to her patients, she must look deep within herself.

Director

Luke Lorentzen

Top cast

Margaret 'Mati' Engel as Self

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

854.87 MB

1280*534

English 2.0

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

Seeds 1

1.72 GB

1920*800

English 5.1

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

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Comments 1

Thumpa10 829 days ago

Yeah........ Nuh!

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IMDb reviews

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3 / 10

Is this care or just opposite from care?

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"And they have no understanding of what your body is going through right now..." - a statement from a woman holding a hand of a dying patient . Hospital…

"And they have no understanding of what your body is going through right now..." - a statement from a woman holding a hand of a dying patient . Hospital chaplains (all women) are in the "selfgroup" room discussing the feeling of anger and helplessness ... and that picture sets the tone for the rest of this documentary! "A feeling of hitting a wall..." is what the chaplain of that group explained and others agreed - and I can accept that as an accurate assessment of today's health providing - an industry making huge profits while people who are involved and care are frustrated with everything happening around those rooms! Patients get diagnosis but they cannot relate to it... they just wait to see with the intentions to live with quality... and the bullying usually finishes with a chemo as a result. One of the patients mentioned the word "Unfairness...", and I think everyone there was agreeing with her, but not much could be done to change that for any of them. Very early doctors find the way to diagnose anything then start the "therapy" in which the patient hears "a small still voice" and then they try to "maintain integrity" and go "their own pace"! The chaplain is advised to manage her empathy and not to fully exhaust herself dealing with the patients, which they start describing as "cases" - even the 17 years old. This is a documentary that points at the things but never offers any solution. Deep breaths, mind setting... seems like only way of "solving the problem" so there is no wonder that the anger and the frustration are the most common result as the chaplains "progress" and recognizing what've they become. After 30 minutes becomes repetitive in most of the parts. The most annoying thing was that these "spiritual" people were wearing the masks all the time. And that "they had no idea where their prayers were going". So much about the faith! Then one of them started with the story of family members "surviving the gas chambers in Aushwitz", even after historical proof that those never physically existed in that place. At some point around the half of the film one of the chaplains explained the "Jewish perspective" of her profound grief and reaching a "place in comfort"... sounded like a mambo-jumbo excuse for "I have no idea"! One of the patient, and African woman, came with a pancreatic cancer to the hospital and died with 3 more things added, one of them a liver failure! Then, you have a Jewish "chaplain" like Margaret Mati Engel telling some bull to that Christian lady while looking at her with a look of a lunatic! I really do not think Luke Lorentzen chose the right person for this documentary, then, maybe he had no say in it! So, I would put this in a "wasted time" basket!

7 / 10

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Saw this at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival "A Still Small Voice" is about an aspiring hospital chaplain begins a yearlong residency in spiritual care, only to…

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