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I just watched "The Invisible Fight", a 2023 movie from Estonia. The Wikipedia page sums it up pretty well:
"Feeling alienated by conformist Soviet society, heavy metal fan Raphael encounters an underground society of Eastern Orthodox monks who practice kung fu."
It is absolutely a comedy.
It is absolutely metal.
It is absolutely reverent about Orthodox monastic spirituality, kung fu, and Black Sabbath.
It is absolutely awesome.
Whatever mess of contradictions I've had bouncing around inside of me my whole life didn't feel so out of whack watching this. I thought maybe the spirituality would be just a set dressing in something so stylized but it just wasn't. Real depth cut through the shtick. Black Sabbath's "The Wizard" is played throughout the whole movie and a character quotes the lyrics to "Lord of this World". There's flying monks.
Someone else out there needs this movie in their life.
"Feeling alienated by conformist Soviet society, heavy metal fan Raphael encounters an underground society of Eastern Orthodox monks who practice kung fu."
It is absolutely a comedy.
It is absolutely metal.
It is absolutely reverent about Orthodox monastic spirituality, kung fu, and Black Sabbath.
It is absolutely awesome.
Whatever mess of contradictions I've had bouncing around inside of me my whole life didn't feel so out of whack watching this. I thought maybe the spirituality would be just a set dressing in something so stylized but it just wasn't. Real depth cut through the shtick. Black Sabbath's "The Wizard" is played throughout the whole movie and a character quotes the lyrics to "Lord of this World". There's flying monks.
Someone else out there needs this movie in their life.