It's really captivating and makes you think. The documentary isn’t flawless; there are several areas where enhancements would have been welcome, such as the absence of music and a deeper exploration of Father Amorth's background and the concept of possession. I can't help but speculate whether its release was expedited due to some legal considerations. However, it's remarkable to witness an authentic exorcism—which bears little resemblance to what’s depicted in films—and to hear medical experts discuss it afterward. More of that would have been appreciated by me too. I know some viewers have voiced concerns about the video and audio quality during the exorcism itself, but I believe it was handled reasonably well given there was just one camera and no prior preparation for an event like this. You should check out this film on either Netflix or YouTube to gain a fresh perspective on portrayals of exorcisms in movies.

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