This isn't a Christian film, it has crosses and a bible in it, and a

message of right and wrong, but I think it leaves Christians scratching their heads over why the director used Christian symbols to try and give the impression that it is biblical, or scriptural.

It was a slow moving, boring, generic, "moral mistakes cause bad results" kind of morality movie, but nothing followed the Christian way of that message, or what the man was put through in the movie.

The writer/director seems to be someone who rejected Christianity, but answers the question of if he is a Christian in interviews, by saying that his parents were/are.