Review by ivo-gregurec

Even though the production is done in high quality and the movie looks intriguing at the first sight, the story is not very interesting, the situations are awkward and uncomfortable to watch, and most of the actors are not pleasant to look at. Luckily the photography, scenography and color correction are done well so the visual appearance is not that bad.

After a very successful adaptation of the epic poem from classic antiquity, "Odyssey" into "Oh Brother where Art Thou", the Cohen brothers thought that they'll be able to present the part of their own culture, "The Book of Job", in the same way, but it turned out pretty cringy.