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An Interview with God is a american film of genre Drama directed by Perry Lang released in france in DVD on 25 january 2020 with David Strathairn
An Interview with God (2018)
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Add to a movie listRelease in DVD in france 25 january 2020
Length 1h37
Directed by Perry Lang
OriginUSA
Genres Drama
Themes Films about religion
Rating58%
Interview avec Dieu est un film dramatique américain réalisé par Perry Lang sorti en 2018.
Synopsis
Rentré d’un reportage en Afghanistan, Paul Asher a du mal à surmonter les séquelles de cette expérience. Son mariage est en perdition et sa foi est mise à l’épreuve, lorsqu’il se voit proposer une interview avec un homme qui prétend être Dieu. Si vous pouviez interroger Dieu, quelles questions lui poseriez-vous ?Actors
David Strathairn
(The Man)
Brenton Thwaites
(Paul Asher)
Yael Grobglas
(Sarah Asher)
Hill Harper
(Gary)
Bobby Di Cicco
(Bobby)
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