 Breaking the WavesRated
 for strong graphic sexuality, nudity, language and some violence
FILM CREDITS Starring: Emily Watson, Stellan Skarsgård, Katrin Cartlidge | Directed by: Lars von Trier Volunteer reviewer needed for this movie — Request this assignment Year of Release—1996 [ If our reviews have been helpful to you, please prayerfully consider a donation to help pay the expenses for making this service available to you and your family! Donations are tax-deductible. ] 
Positive - “Breaking the Waves” was the most moving and thought provoking movie I have ever seen. It made me think about the true love of God like I never have. It shows what true faith is, even though it is misguided faith. Many people that are turned off by harsh organized/fundamental Christianity have been very moved by the portrayal of “bess”, and have been intrigued about God's true mercy. But some people just miss the point, and don't get it at all. What “Jan” does in the movie near the end it terrible to do, and we don't know exactly why, but that isn't the point. It is Bess's faithful response to what she believes she should do to be faithful to her husbands wishes. This is a movie I think every pastor should see, even though it has some pretty graphic sex scenes. But those scenes are not sensual or vulgar or pornographic, but very innocent and reminiscent of true married love.
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