It's not quite “Reign of Fire,” and there’s no Pete with a cave – so if you're expecting a fantasy adventure, this probably isn’t it. However, if you’re interested in a somewhat convoluted historical and religious narrative concerning the founding of "Opus Dei" by a Spanish priest, then it might be worth your time. Charlie Cox portrays Josemaria Escrivá, a figure under investigation at the behest of Pope John Paul II…

A film concerning the founder of Opus Dei attempts to champion his legacy, but it gets bogged down with a disjointed narrative involving events from the Spanish Civil War and a present-day conflict between a father and son. The acting is largely underwhelming, possibly due to challenges faced by the Spanish cast performing in English, which results in noticeable accents during their delivery.